Mission Critical QA/QC Superintendent

NTI•Rockville, MD

3d•$110,000 - $160,000

About The Position

The Mission Critical Low Voltage QA/QC Superintendent leads quality assurance and quality control efforts for mission-critical data center projects. The role ensures low-voltage infrastructure is installed in accordance with project specifications, industry standards, and client expectations while promoting quality, safety, continuous improvement, and workforce development. The position also delivers hands-on and classroom training, supports onboarding, mentors field personnel, and travels as required.

Requirements

Seven or more years of low-voltage construction experience, including field leadership, QA/QC, testing, or commissioning responsibilities.
Demonstrated knowledge of basket tray, trapeze supports, copper, fiber optic, bonding, labeling, testing, and closeout.
Experience supervising inspectors or field teams and planning work across multiple areas or shifts.
Ability to interpret contract documents, resolve field quality issues, and communicate with project and client leadership.
Proficiency with digital drawings, Microsoft Office, Bluebeam, inspection platforms, dashboards, and project management systems.
Strong written reporting, organization, accountability, and decision-making skills.

Nice To Haves

Mission-critical data center experience on hyperscale, colocation, or enterprise projects.
BICSI Technician, RCDD, RTPM, or related industry credential.
Manufacturer certifications for copper, fiber optic, bonding, pathway, or support systems.
Experience with copper certification, optical loss testing, OTDR analysis, connector inspection, and test-result management.
OSHA 30, documented QA/QC leadership training, and commissioning or turnover experience.
Experience developing inspection plans, checklists, quality metrics, and corrective-action programs.

Responsibilities

Lead field QA/QC activities for structured cabling, fiber optics, pathways, grounding and bonding, security, AV, and telecommunications systems.
Assist in developing, maintaining, and facilitating training programs for low-voltage systems; track training completion and certification status.
Conduct installation demonstrations and practical skill assessments, and partner with manufacturers to provide product-specific training.
Recommend training initiatives based on audit findings and quality trends.
Deliver hands-on training in structured cabling, fiber optics, pathways, grounding and bonding, labeling, testing, and telecom room buildouts.
Conduct inspections and audits to verify compliance with project drawings, specifications, and quality standards.
Identify, document, and track deficiencies through corrective action and closure.
Review copper and fiber testing and certification results.
Support commissioning, integrated systems testing, and project turnover activities.
Maintain quality documentation, inspection reports, and turnover records.
Mentor field personnel and promote best installation practices.
Assist with developing and delivering quality, installation, safety, and standards-based training programs.
Support new-employee onboarding and reinforce QA/QC procedures, customer standards, and industry best practices through hands-on and classroom training.
Conduct field coaching, toolbox talks, mock inspections, and workforce development initiatives.
Travel as required.