Electrical QA/QC Engineer - Construction Quality Lead

Net Pacific, Inc.; Pasig; On-site; PHP 420,000 - 540,000; Full time

Job summary

Net Pacific, Inc. is seeking a QA/QC Engineer for our Pasig City construction team. You will ensure all work meets project specs, industry standards, and regulatory requirements, safeguarding quality across installations.

Bachelor’s in electrical or electronics engineering and 1–3 years construction experience with electrical or auxiliary systems. Proficiency with single-line diagrams and testing gauges or multimeters is required.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in electrical engineering or electronics engineering.
• 1–3 years of construction experience with focus on electrical or auxiliary systems.
• Proficiency in reading single-line diagrams and using testing gauges or multimeters.

Responsibilities

• Review project specifications, vendor data sheets, and design drawings to prepare ITPs and method statements.
• Inspect incoming equipment and verify mill test certificates, compliance tags, and approved submittals before site installation.
• Conduct site installation inspections of mechanical packages, cable trays, and piping networks with visual, dimensional, and alignment checks.
• Witness and document pre-commissioning checks including hydrostatic tests and insulation resistance.
• Issue non-conformance reports for deviations, track root-cause analyses, and verify CAPAs.
• Prepare work inspection requests, compile daily quality reports, and maintain calibration records of testing tools.

Skills

Single-line diagrams reading

Multimeter use

Education

Bachelor's degree in Electrical/Electronics Engineering

Job description

Net Pacific, Inc. is seeking a QA/QC Engineer for our Pasig City construction team. You will ensure all work meets project specs, industry standards, and regulatory requirements, safeguarding quality across installations.

Bachelor’s in electrical or electronics engineering and 1–3 years construction experience with electrical or auxiliary systems. Proficiency with single-line diagrams and testing gauges or multimeters is required.