QA/QC Manager

Praetorian Power Protection LLC; Boise (ID); On-site; USD 110,000 - 150,000; Full time

Job summary

Praetorian Power Protection LLC seeks an Electrical QA/QC Manager to lead the QA/QC program for electrical scope on large-scale hyperscale data center projects. You will ensure installations, testing, and commissioning meet NEC, NFPA 70, IEEE, IEC standards and owner requirements, prioritizing reliability for mission-critical infrastructure.

In this role, you will drive right-the-first-time installation, coordinate inspections, and manage nonconformances to enable smooth turnover to

Qualifications

• Lead QA/QC programs for electrical scope on large-scale data center projects.
• Deep knowledge of NEC, NFPA 70, IEEE and IEC standards.
• Coordinate inspections and manage nonconformances to ensure first-time quality.

Responsibilities

• Develop and implement comprehensive QA/QC procedures for electrical installations, testing, and commissioning.
• Monitor and verify electrical work meets contract specs and owner standards.
• Facilitate smooth turnover to commissioning and operations for multi-megawatt facilities.

Skills

Electrical QA/QC leadership

Data center construction

Compliance knowledge (NEC NFPA 70)

IEEE & IEC standards

Job description

The Electrical QA/QC Manager is responsible for leading and implementing the comprehensive Quality Assurance and Quality Control program for all electrical scope on large-scale hyperscale data center construction projects. This role ensures that electrical installations, testing, and commissioning meet or exceed contractual requirements, project specifications, industry codes (including NEC, NFPA 70, IEEE, and relevant IEC standards), owner standards (e.g., hyperscale clients like Meta, Google, Microsoft, Amazon), and the highest levels of reliability for mission-critical infrastructure.

You will proactively drive "right the first time" installation, coordinate inspections, manage nonconformances, and support seamless turnover to commissioning and operations on multi-megawatt, high-density facilities.