Quality Assurance Manager

ResponsAble Safety Staffing; Arkansas; Presencial; USD 73 000 - 76 000; Tempo integral

Resumo da oferta

ResponsAble Safety Staffing is seeking an Electrical Utility Substation QA/QC professional with strong knowledge in substation construction. Candidates must read IFC drawings and perform field QC inspections to ensure foundations, equipment, and wiring meet drawings and specifications.

Responsibilities include maintaining the project’s QA/QC system, reviewing ITPs and reports, coordinating with construction teams, and supporting commissioning activities such as functional testing and

Qualificações

• 3–10+ years QA/QC experience in substation, transmission, or heavy electrical construction.
• Strong ability to read and interpret engineering drawings, schematics, and specifications.
• Familiarity with utility standards (Duke, Entergy, Oncor, PG&E) preferred.
• Certifications: OSHA 30, NESC/NEC familiarity, CPR/First Aid; additional QA/QC credentials a plus.

Responsabilidades

• Implement and maintain the project’s Quality Management System in line with drawings, specs, and procedures.
• Conduct inspections on foundations, grounding, steel erection, cable installation, terminations, and equipment placement.
• Verify installation tolerances, torque values, conductor routing, and equipment alignment.
• Review and approve ITPs, checklists, test reports, and redlines.
• Maintain detailed QA/QC documentation including NCRs, corrective actions, and as-built records.
• Monitor daily construction activities to ensure compliance with OSHA, NEC, NESC, and project requirements.

Conhecimentos

QA/QC

IFC drawings

Field inspections

Documentation

High voltage knowledge

Reading schematics

Safety compliance

Coordination with teams

Ferramentas

ITPs

Punch lists

NCRs

Descrição da oferta de emprego

ResponsAble is seeking a Electrical Utility Substation QA/QC professional with strong knowledge in substation construction. Candidates must be experienced in understanding & reading IFC Drawings, performing field QC Inspections to ensure foundations, equipment, etc. are installed according to IFC Drawing Details and Specifications, and completing QC documentation.

Compensation:

Hourly Rate: $53-$55/hr.

Per Diem: $178/day or GSA Rate

Schedule: 50-60 hours a week (depending on project needs)

Key Responsibilities:

Quality Assurance & Quality Control

Implement and maintain the project’s Quality Management System, ensuring compliance with approved procedures, drawings, and specifications. Aligned with industry QA/QC expectations for high voltage substation projects

Conduct inspections on foundations, grounding, steel erection, cable installation, terminations, control wiring, and equipment placement.

Verify installation tolerances, torque values, conductor routing, and equipment alignment.

Review and approve ITPs, checklists, test reports, and redlines.

Maintain detailed documentation for all QA/QC activities, including NCRs, corrective actions, and as‑built records.

Field Oversight & Compliance:

Monitor daily construction activities to ensure adherence to utility standards, NESC, NEC, and project‑specific requirements.

Coordinate with construction managers, foremen, and subcontractors to resolve quality issues.

Support commissioning teams with functional testing, relay checks, and energization readiness.

Ensure all materials and equipment meet approved submittals and manufacturer specifications.

Safety & Regulatory Alignment

Uphold OSHA, electrical utility, and company safety standards during all QA/QC activities.

Participate in JHAs, hazard identification, and safe‑work planning.

Ensure compliance with environmental, federal, and state regulations applicable to substation construction.

Documentation & Reporting:

Maintain accurate daily logs, inspection reports, punch lists, and quality records.

Track and verify completion of corrective actions.

Provide QA/QC updates during project meetings and support turnover package development.

Qualifications:

3–10+ years of QA/QC experience in substation, transmission, or heavy electrical construction.

Strong understanding of high‑voltage equipment, grounding systems, control wiring, and commissioning processes.

Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings, schematics, and specifications.

Experience with utility standards (e.g., Duke, Entergy, Oncor, PG&E) preferred.

Certifications: OSHA 30, NESC/NEC familiarity, CPR/First Aid; additional utility or EPC QA/QC credentials a plus.