Electrical Quality Assurance Inspector

CEC FACILITIES LLC; Catoosa (OK); On-site; USD 70,000 - 95,000; Full time

Job summary

CEC FACILITIES LLC is seeking an Electrical Quality Control Specialist to ensure the quality, safety, and compliance of electrical systems across projects. You will inspect, test, and assess components, maintaining rigorous documentation and reporting.

This safety-sensitive role requires staying current with NEC/IEC standards, calibrating equipment, and training teams on best practices. Extensive travel (75–100%) is expected to support field work and inspections.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in electrical engineering or related field preferred.
• Experience in electrical quality control within manufacturing, construction, or engineering projects.
• Familiarity with electrical testing equipment and inspection techniques.

Responsibilities

• Inspection and testing of electrical systems and equipment to verify functionality and quality.
• Develop and enforce quality control procedures to prevent defects and ensure reliability.
• Stay updated with electrical codes, regulations and industry standards.
• Document inspection results and generate detailed reports.
• Oversee calibration and maintenance of electrical testing equipment.
• Provide training on quality control procedures to teams.
• Perform root cause analysis and recommend corrective actions.
• Evaluate supplier performance of electrical components.
• Ensure health and safety compliance on site.

Skills

Document review

Electrical codes

Inspection

Documentation

Field collaboration

Travel

Problem solving

Education

Bachelor's degree in electrical engineering

Tools

Electrical testing equipment

Job description

CEC FACILITIES LLC is seeking an Electrical Quality Control Specialist to ensure the quality, safety, and compliance of electrical systems across projects. You will inspect, test, and assess components, maintaining rigorous documentation and reporting.

This safety-sensitive role requires staying current with NEC/IEC standards, calibrating equipment, and training teams on best practices. Extensive travel (75–100%) is expected to support field work and inspections.