QCx Engineer

Lotus Works is an Engineering Services provider specializing in managing Commissioning, Construction Services, Calibration, Operations & Maintenance scopes of work within global manufacturing facilities. Lotus Works operates globally across EMEA and North America partnering with the world's leading manufacturers across the Semiconductor, Pharmaceutical & Biologics, Medical Device and Data Centre sectors. Our team of Engineering and Technical professionals is immersed in cutting-edge technologies and innovations.

Lotus Works is committed to a diverse and inclusive workplace, integral to our people-first approach.

We are seeking an experienced QCX Engineer to support quality control and commissioning activities on large-scale, mission-critical data center projects. This role will be responsible for verifying the quality, compliance, condition, installation, and documentation of critical electrical, mechanical, controls, and life-safety equipment from delivery through installation, startup, testing, commissioning, and final turnover.

The QCX Engineer will work closely with Owner representatives, Construction Management, General Contractors, trade contractors, engineering teams, commissioning teams, vendors, procurement, and logistics personnel to ensure equipment and systems meet approved project requirements and are properly documented and prepared for commissioning.

The ideal candidate will bring 3+ years of QA/QC experience within the mission-critical industry, strong field inspection and documentation skills, and a thorough understanding of construction quality processes and critical infrastructure systems.

Equipment Delivery Inspection & Verification

• Perform receiving inspections for major electrical, mechanical, controls, life-safety, and critical infrastructure equipment delivered to the project site.
• Verify delivered equipment against approved submittals, purchase orders, equipment schedules, specifications, drawings, and vendor documentation.
• Confirm equipment manufacturer, model number, serial number, capacity, voltage, ratings, configuration, accessories, and quantities against approved project requirements.
• Inspect equipment and packaging for evidence of shipping damage, moisture intrusion, corrosion, contamination, improper handling, or other deficiencies.
• Verify equipment is delivered with required accessories, loose-shipped components, spare parts, specialty tools, installation materials, and manufacturer documentation.
• Document equipment condition at receipt using photographs, receiving inspection reports, checklists, and other project quality records.
• Confirm appropriate environmental and storage requirements are established for equipment awaiting installation.
• Verify sensitive equipment is properly protected from weather, dust, moisture, temperature extremes, construction activities, and physical damage.
• Coordinate with logistics, construction, and vendor teams when equipment arrives damaged, incomplete, incorrectly configured, or otherwise nonconforming.
• Initiate and track Non-Conformance Reports (NCRs), deficiency reports, damage reports, and corrective actions as required.
• Verify deficiencies identified during receiving inspections are properly resolved and documented prior to installation.

Documentation Review & Quality Control

• Review vendor and contractor documentation for compliance with project specifications, approved submittals, and contractual requirements.
• Maintain accurate documentation demonstrating equipment compliance from delivery through installation, startup, testing, and commissioning.
• Review and verify equipment documentation including:
  • Approved equipment submittals
  • Material and equipment receiving reports
  • Manufacturer data sheets
  • Equipment schedules
  • Factory Acceptance Test (FAT) reports
  • Factory test certificates
  • Certificates of Conformance/Compliance
  • Calibration certificates
  • Manufacturer installation requirements
  • Operation and Maintenance (O&M) manuals
  • Equipment warranties
  • Startup procedures
  • Startup reports
  • Inspection and Test Plans (ITPs)
  • Installation checklists
  • Pre-functional checklists (PFCs)
  • Functional Performance Test (FPT) documentation
  • Redline and as-built drawings
  • NCR and corrective-action documentation
• Verify documentation is complete, accurate, properly approved, and traceable to the associated equipment.
• Verify equipment serial numbers, asset numbers, and equipment identification correspond with project documentation and turnover records.
• Identify missing, incomplete, incorrect, or outdated…