Job Summary: We are seeking a detail-oriented and motivated QA/QC Inspector I to join our dynamic team. In this pivotal role, you will be responsible for conducting inspections, examinations, and tests on electrical and mechanical components during construction projects within mission-critical environments. This is an excellent opportunity for individuals eager to expand their knowledge and work alongside industry professionals to uphold the highest quality standards in the construction of innovative facilities.

Travel Requirements: This position anticipates travel commitments of 50-75% annually, with potential for local work depending on residency within approximately 50 miles of the following job sites: - Jackson, MS - Milwaukee, WI - Aiken, SC - Richmond, VA

Key Responsibilities: - Read and interpret essential documents, including safety regulations, equipment specifications, drawings, and procedure manuals. - Perform and document results from inspections, examinations, and tests, ensuring adherence to quality standards. - Utilize necessary tools and equipment for quality control and quality assurance tasks. - Assess and confirm that measuring and test equipment is in optimal working condition. - Compose clear and concise reports and correspondence. - Communicate effectively with groups of clients and partner organization employees. - Collaborate with both internal teams and external personnel for daily project activities. - Review QA/QC plans, scheduling documents, and reports; ensure all inspection protocols are followed. - Organize and set up inspections and tests effectively.

Qualifications: - Education and Experience: - High school diploma or GED with a minimum of two months of related experience in inspection, examination, or testing activities involving Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing (MEP) systems. - Alternatively, an Associate Degree in a related field with 3-5 years of experience in the construction sector, particularly in mission-critical environments, plus one month of relevant experience. - Visual Acuity: Must meet Snellen fraction requirement of at least 20/30 vision in at least one eye for both near and far sight. Ability to distinguish colors and contrasts typically encountered in testing. - Knowledge: General understanding of all mechanical and electrical building systems is preferred. Military experience is a plus. - Technical Skills: Proficiency in Microsoft Office, with knowledge of Smartsheet and Ajera considered advantageous. - Math Skills: Competence in performing calculations involving percentages and proportions. - Communication Skills: Strong problem-solving abilities with the capacity to provide clear and professional oral and written instructions. - Organizational Skills: Exceptional organizational capabilities and the ability to work independently from a home office. - Leadership Qualities: Proven ability to lead, adapt, and manage stress effectively, with a strong sense of teamwork.

Work Conditions & Physical Demands: - A dedicated home office is required, conducive to performing daily responsibilities. - Ability to work both independently and onsite as required, with a typical travel rotation of three weeks onsite followed by one week working remotely. - Frequent physical activity may include standing for extended periods (eight hours or more), navigating uneven terrain, and working under various weather conditions. - Ability to handle equipment weighing up to 30 pounds is necessary. - Job responsibilities may involve climbing, balancing, stooping, kneeling, or crawling when required.

If you are a reliable and adaptable individual, eager to contribute to essential projects with a focus on quality assurance, we encourage you to apply for this exciting opportunity. Join us in making a difference in critical construction environments!