Electrical and Instrumentation QC Tech ( Data Center

Performs field quality inspections for electrical and instrumentation systems by verifying installation, testing, calibration, labeling, documentation, energization readiness, nonconformance resolution, and turnover against drawings, specifications, codes, and project requirements.

• Five or more years of industrial electrical and instrumentation construction, testing, commissioning, or quality experience.
• Strong understanding of NFPA 70, grounding and bonding, hazardous locations, electrical testing, instrumentation installation, and calibration practices.
• Ability to read one-lines, schematics, loop drawings, wiring diagrams, cable schedules, instrument indexes, and vendor documentation.
• Experience with inspection and test plans, nonconformance control, punch management, calibration records, loop folders, and turnover documentation.
• Ability to distinguish construction completion from safe energization and commissioning readiness.
• Ability to work in active industrial areas and outdoors in West Texas conditions.
• Inspect cable tray, conduit, grounding and bonding, supports, cable installation, terminations, panels, switch gear, transformers, motors, instruments, tubing, junction boxes, and control-system interfaces.
• Review one-lines, schematics, wiring diagrams, loop drawings, cable schedules, instrument indexes, hook-ups, data sheets, area classifications, and vendor drawings.
• Verify receiving condition, ratings, certifications, hazardous-location suitability, preservation, calibration status, and traceability of electrical and instrument materials.
• Confirm installation compliance with approved drawings, NEC requirements, project specifications, manufacturer instructions, and applicable client standards.
• Witness or review insulation resistance, continuity, grounding, torque, hi-pot, point-to-point, loop-check, calibration, functional-test, and motor-test records as assigned.
• Verify cable identification, gland and sealing requirements, bend radius, segregation, shielding, grounding, termination workmanship, and enclosure integrity.
• Inspect instrument location, orientation, impulse tubing, supports, manifolds, process connections, accessibility, tagging, and calibration documentation.
• Create inspection reports, surveillance records, punch items, test-document reviews, release records, and system turnover evidence.
• Initiate and track nonconformance reports; confirm approved repair, replacement, use-as-is, or rework disposition before closure.
• Coordinate inspection and test readiness with construction, engineering, vendors, client quality, energization, and commissioning teams.
• Verify calibrated test equipment and technician qualifications before accepting test results.
• Support energization readiness reviews, subsystem walkdowns, dossier assembly, and final turnover.