Electrical Quality Control Supervisor

M.C. Dean, Inc•Baltimore, MD

4d•$90,640 - $135,960•Onsite

About The Position

The Electrical QC Supervisor provides day-to-day leadership of quality control activities on assigned projects. This role is responsible for supervising QC personnel, ensuring contract compliance, driving consistent implementation of the 3-Phase Quality Control process, and serving as the primary quality liaison with project leadership, General Contractors, and Owners. The supervisor ensures quality standards are met through effective planning, inspection oversight, issue resolution, and continuous improvement.

Requirements

A minimum of 8+ years electrical construction experience on construction similar to the relevant contract with a high school diploma / GED.
Extensive knowledge of USACE/NAVFAC 3-Phase Quality Control System Experience on military bases, government contracts
Must pass basic background check

Nice To Haves

Journeyman's Electrical License, preferred
Graduate from a certified Apprenticeship Program, preferred

Responsibilities

Lead and oversee all project quality control activities to ensure compliance with contract documents, specifications, and company standards.
Supervise, assign, and prioritize work for Quality Control Inspectors; monitor performance and provide coaching and guidance.
Direct implementation of the 3-Phase Quality Control process across all Definable Features of Work.
Review design and construction documents for constructability, quality risks, and contract compliance; escalate issues as needed.
Establish and maintain project-specific quality plans, inspection procedures, and installation checklists.
Oversee field inspections and verification activities, ensuring deficiencies are identified, documented, and corrected.
Lead resolution and closeout of quality and commissioning punch-list items.
Serve as the primary quality interface with Project Management, Construction, Commissioning, GC, Owner, and third-party inspectors.
Make day-to-day operational quality decisions; elevate high-risk or contractual issues to project leadership.
Participate in project and safety meetings to address quality risks, trends, and corrective actions.
Analyze quality data and inspection results to identify trends and drive continuous improvement.
Ensure accurate, timely quality documentation, reporting, and compliance tracking throughout the project lifecycle.