QA/QC Inspector level 2 (Qualified Journeyman)

IES Electrical•Lubbock, TX

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About The Position

IES Commercial, Inc. – DBA IES Electrical is seeking a full-time QA/QC Inspector Level 2 (Qualified Journeyman). The role performs quality inspections of electrical installations in active construction environments, checking workmanship and compliance with project standards. The inspector spot-checks electrical terminations, serves as a dedicated Torque Lead, verifies cable identification and installation, and documents results. The role also supports inspection preparation, project redlines and as-built documentation, receiving and verification of project equipment, and access and restoration activities for inspections.

Requirements

Qualified Journeyman Electrician or equivalent electrical construction experience.
Working knowledge of electrical codes, industry standards, and construction drawings.
Ability to read and interpret single-line diagrams, panel schedules, and electrical specifications.
Strong attention to detail and commitment to quality workmanship.
Effective verbal and written communication skills.
Ability to work safely in active construction environments.
2–5 years of industrial or commercial electrical construction experience.
Proficient knowledge of computer programs such as Excel, Word, and Bluebeam.
Successfully pass a post-offer pre-employment background check; an MVR check is required when responsibilities involve operating motor vehicles.

Nice To Haves

Data center experience.

Responsibilities

Spot-check electrical terminations completed by craft personnel to verify workmanship and compliance with standards.
Serve as the Torque Lead, ensuring torque procedures are followed and documented.
Verify cable identification and cable verification processes.
Visually inspect for vendor installation deficiencies, including busbar issues, loose connections, and other workmanship concerns.
Verify electrical phasing and current transformer (CT) orientation, and perform cable tug tests in preparation for inspections.
Review overcurrent protection device sizing and cross-check installations against approved single-line diagrams.
Assist with project redlines and as-built documentation, including validation of panel schedules and raceway installations.
Support receiving, inspection, and verification of project assets and equipment.
Assist with panel access, panel cover removal, and restoration for client and third-party inspections.
Assist in collecting, documenting, and transferring equipment keys to the General Contractor or designated project representative.
Inspect installations for compliance with color coding requirements, proper lug selection and installation, cable dressing and forming, correct hardware usage, proper bushing installation, and equipment labels and identification tags.