QA/QC Manager

Required Skills & Experience

Required Qualifications Minimum five years of electrical construction experience, including experience in quality control, field supervision, testing, or commissioning. Strong knowledge of electrical installations, the National Electrical Code, and construction drawings and specifications. Experience inspecting electrical distribution systems and reviewing electrical testing documentation. Ability to identify installation deficiencies and communicate corrective actions clearly and professionally. Strong organizational skills and ability to manage inspections and documentation across multiple work areas. Proficiency with Microsoft Office, Bluebeam, and construction document management software. Ability to work collaboratively with field crews, project leadership, clients, and third-party inspectors.

Job Description

Position Summary Redwood Electric Group is seeking an Electrical QA/QC Manager to lead quality assurance and quality control for large commercial and mission-critical electrical construction projects. This position works closely with project management, field leadership, commissioning teams, and the general contractor to ensure installations meet contract documents, applicable codes, manufacturer requirements, and project quality standards.

Key Responsibilities

Develop, implement, and maintain the project electrical QA/QC plan, inspection checklists, and quality procedures. Review drawings, specifications, approved submittals, and manufacturer instructions to verify installation requirements. Perform field inspections of electrical distribution equipment, grounding and bonding, raceways, cable tray, conductors, terminations, lighting, and associated systems. Coordinate required inspections, testing, and documentation with field crews, subcontractors, testing agencies, and commissioning teams. Verify completion and documentation of testing, including insulation resistance, continuity, torque verification, grounding, and other specified acceptance tests. Identify deficiencies, document nonconforming work, track corrective actions, and verify closure. Coordinate quality requirements and inspection milestones with the project schedule to support equipment energization and turnover. Maintain inspection records, test reports, equipment checklists, deficiency logs, and turnover documentation. Participate in quality walks, coordination meetings, commissioning activities, and client inspections. Review recurring quality issues and work with field leadership to prevent rework through training and improved installation practices. Verify subcontractor and vendor work meets project requirements. Provide regular quality status reports, including outstanding deficiencies, testing progress, and turnover readiness. Support compliance with project electrical safety, LOTO, and energization procedures.