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H&MV Engineering in Dublin is seeking an Electrical Quality Control Supervisor to oversee HV installations, grid connections, substations, and equipment compliance with our quality, safety, and regulatory standards across Ireland.
You will lead QA/QC on projects, coordinate Inspection and Test Plans, mentor site teams in digital inspection tools, and drive remediation before energisation to ensure safety and project success.
H&MV Engineering is a global leader in high-voltage electrical engineering, powering the transition to a sustainable future. We’re at the cutting-edge of renewable energy, data centres, and complex utility projects - powered by a commitment to continuous improvement and innovation.
Our foundation is built on safety, collaboration, and respect. These values shape how we work, how we lead, and how we grow. And at H&MV Engineering, growth isn’t just a goal—it’s a mindset.
We invest in our people, offering opportunities to develop, lead, and shape the future of energy. We value passion, motivation, and problem-solving skills, and we believe that diverse perspectives fuel better outcomes.
We’re not here to keep up—we’re here to lead.
The Electrical Quality Supervisor will ensure that all high-voltage electrical installations, grid connections, substations, and equipment comply with H&MV’s strict quality, safety, and regulatory standards across Ireland. This role covers construction, quality assurance/quality control (QA/QC) engineering and final grid energisation. The Electrical Quality Supervisor provides technical oversight and quality leadership on our projects (such as wind/solar farms, battery storage facilities, hyperscale data centres and EirGrid/ESB substation builds). The creation and co-ordination of Inspection and Test Plans and regular audits of our sites will be a key component of the role. The role also requires mentoring of site personnel on the use of Digital Inspection tools and General best practice on Electrical installations. Snagging & Remediation input is also required to co-ordinate log and manage electrical snags, coordinating with subcontractors and trade crews to implement corrective actions before energisation. There is also a requirement to co-ordinate accurate quality records (Factory / Site acceptance test results.