Electrical Quality Control Manager (QA/QC)

Sheakley Workforce Staffing•Ironton, OH

5d•Onsite

About The Position

The Electrical Quality Control Manager (QA/QC) supports electrical quality assurance and quality control for a large-scale construction project in Ironton, Ohio. The role focuses on field inspection of installed electrical systems, verification of workmanship and installation requirements, deficiency tracking, and documentation in construction management systems. Inspections are conducted against drawings, specifications, equipment submittals, applicable NEC requirements, and project quality standards. Systems and equipment include cable installations, terminations, grounding and bonding, conduit, cable tray, switchgear, transformers, panelboards, and busway. The position also supports prefunctional inspections and L1–L3 commissioning readiness. It ensures electrical installations, testing records, deficiencies, corrective actions, equipment documentation, and turnover packages are complete and ready for commissioning. The role is a 1099 contractor position with a one-year duration, scheduled for 50 hours per week on a project-based construction schedule, day shift. Compensation is $60–$64 per hour, with $150 per diem and weekly pay.

Requirements

Journeyman electrician qualification or equivalent documented electrical trade experience.
At least 3 years of relevant electrical construction, inspection, or quality assurance experience.
Experience on hyperscale data centers, industrial facilities, or large commercial electrical construction projects.
Familiarity with NETA ATS and manufacturer-recommended testing requirements.
Experience with ACC Build, BIM 360, Procore, Cx Alloy, or equivalent inspection software.
OSHA 10 or OSHA 30 Construction training.
Experience supporting electrical prefunctional checklists and L1–L3 commissioning activities.
Documented electrical safety training aligned with NFPA 70E.
Ability to verify the establishment of an Electrically Safe Work Condition.
Ability to interpret electrical drawings, installation details, equipment submittals, and project specifications.
Familiarity with NEC requirements and electrical installation best practices.
Ability to identify and document nonconforming installations and verify corrective actions.
Understanding of equipment torque requirements, cable identification, conductor sizing, labeling, and equipment protection requirements.
Familiarity with insulation resistance, continuity, grounding, torque verification, and commissioning documentation.
Competence using tablets, inspection software, and digital documentation platforms.

Responsibilities

Perform field inspections of installed electrical systems and equipment.
Verify electrical workmanship against drawings, specifications, approved submittals, installation details, and project requirements.
Inspect cable installations, terminations, conduit, cable tray, grounding and bonding, switchgear, transformers, panelboards, and busway.
Identify installation deficiencies and document nonconforming conditions.
Track deficiencies through resolution and verify completed corrective actions.
Review equipment torque requirements, cable identification, conductor sizing, labeling, and equipment protection.
Review electrical testing documentation, including insulation resistance, continuity, grounding, and torque verification records.
Complete quality control checklists, inspection reports, equipment tracking records, and turnover documentation.
Support prefunctional checklists and L1–L3 commissioning activities.
Maintain accurate inspection and quality records in applicable construction management systems.
Coordinate inspection readiness and documentation required for commissioning and turnover.