Electrical QA/QC Representative
Location: Jeffersonville, OH
Duration: 1 Year (Start: 11/16/2026)
Type: 1099 Contractor
Openings: 3
Compensation & Schedule
Pay Rate:$62/HR - $93/OT
Per Diem: $150/day
Pay Frequency: Weekly
Schedule: Monday-Friday | 6:30 AM - 4:30 PM
Hours: Approximately 50 Hours Per Week
Why This Opportunity?
Join an electrical contractor supporting a large-scale Amazon hyperscale data center project in Jeffersonville, OH. This long-term opportunity focuses on electrical quality assurance and quality control throughout installation, pre-functional testing, commissioning preparation, and turnover.
The Electrical QA/QC Representative will inspect installed electrical systems, verify workmanship against drawings and project specifications, identify deficiencies, track corrective actions, and ensure electrical installations are properly documented and ready for commissioning.
This role is ideal for an experienced electrical professional with hands-on trade knowledge who is looking to transition or expand into QA/QC on a major data center construction project.
Required Qualifications
- Journeyman Electrician Qualification or Equivalent Documented Electrical Trade Experience
- Minimum 3 Years of Electrical Construction, Inspection, or Quality Assurance Experience
- OSHA 10 or OSHA 30 Construction Training
- Documented Electrical Safety Training Aligned with NFPA 70E
- Ability to Verify Establishment of an Electrically Safe Work Condition
- Ability to Read and Interpret Electrical Drawings, Installation Details, Equipment Submittals, and Project Specifications
- Familiarity with NEC Requirements and Electrical Installation Best Practices
- Experience Identifying Installation Deficiencies and Verifying Corrective Actions
- Ability to Use Tablets, Inspection Software, and Digital Documentation Platforms
Preferred Qualifications
- Hyperscale Data Center Experience
- Industrial or Large Commercial Electrical Construction Experience
- Familiarity with NETA ATS Testing Requirements
- Electrical Commissioning Experience
- L1-L3 Commissioning Experience
- Experience with ACC Build, BIM 360, Procore, Cx Alloy, or Similar Platforms
- Electrical Prefunctional Checklist Experience
- Equipment Turnover and Closeout Experience
What You'll Be Doing
- Perform QA/QC inspections of electrical installations throughout the project
- Verify electrical workmanship against drawings, specifications, submittals, and project requirements
- Inspect cable installations, terminations, cable tray, conduit, grounding, and bonding
- Inspect switchgear, transformers, panelboards, and busway systems
- Verify conductor sizing, cable identification, labeling, equipment protection, and torque requirements
- Identify and document nonconforming installations and deficiencies
- Track corrective actions and verify deficiencies have been properly resolved
- Review electrical testing records including insulation resistance, continuity, grounding, and torque verification
- Complete electrical QA/QC checklists and equipment tracking records
- Support electrical prefunctional inspections and checklists
- Support L1-L3 commissioning activities
- Prepare electrical systems and equipment for commissioning and turnover
- Maintain inspection records and QA/QC documentation through internal and external construction management systems
Technical Knowledge
Candidates should have working knowledge of:
- Electrical Construction Quality Control
- NEC Requirements
- NFPA 70E
- Electrically Safe Work Conditions
- Lockout/Tagout (LOTO)
- Cable Installation & Terminations
- Grounding & Bonding
- Cable Tray & Conduit
- Switchgear & Transformers
- Panelboards & Busway Systems
- Electrical Torque Requirements
- Insulation Resistance & Continuity Testing
- NETA ATS Requirements
- Electrical Prefunctional Checklists
- L1-L3 Commissioning
- Deficiency Tracking & Corrective Actions
- Electrical Turnover Documentation
- Digital Inspection & Construction Management Systems
What Success Looks Like
The ideal candidate is a detail-oriented electrical professional with strong field experience and the ability to identify quality issues before installations reach commissioning and turnover.
Success in this role requires understanding how electrical systems should be installed, carefully documenting deficiencies, communicating effectively with field and project teams, verifying corrective work, and maintaining accurate QA/QC records throughout the construction and commissioning process.