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QAQC Lead

Enterprise Electrical
Temple, Texas, United States Posted Oct 2, 2026
Full-time

About this role

Department: National Accounts

FLSA Status: Exempt (Traveling Role)

The QA/QC Lead is responsible for overseeing quality assurance and quality control processes across Enterprise Electrical’s National Accounts projects, primarily large-scale data center construction. This role ensures all electrical installations meet project specifications, NEC standards, client requirements, and Enterprise Electrical’s internal quality benchmarks.

The QA/QC Lead partners closely with Project Managers, Superintendents, Safety, and Prefabrication teams to proactively prevent defects, manage inspections, and deliver zero-punch, inspection-ready installations.

This position requires strong technical electrical knowledge, leadership capability, and experience working on mission-critical environments.

Quality Oversight & Compliance

  • Develop and implement project-specific QA/QC plans.

  • Ensure compliance with:

  • NEC

  • NFPA 70E

  • Project specifications and drawings

  • Client commissioning standards

  • Review submittals, RFIs, and approved shop drawings for constructability and compliance.

  • Verify installations meet design and code requirements prior to inspections.

Field Inspections & Documentation

  • Conduct daily and weekly quality inspections.
  • Perform pre-inspection walkthroughs before AHJ inspections.
  • Maintain quality logs, deficiency reports, and corrective action tracking.
  • Manage turnover documentation and as-built verification.
  • Support commissioning and owner turnover processes.

Leadership & Collaboration

  • Work directly with:

  • Project Managers

  • Superintendents & Foremen

  • Safety Team

  • Prefab Department

  • Coach field leadership on best installation practices.

  • Identify training needs to reduce rework and improve quality metrics.

  • Serve as quality liaison between client and field teams.

Continuous Improvement

  • Track rework trends and root causes.
  • Implement preventive measures to reduce callbacks and punch items.
  • Standardize best practices across National Accounts projects.
  • Support development of internal QA/QC SOPs and checklists.

Requirements

  • 7+ years of commercial/industrial electrical experience.

  • 3+ years in a supervisory or quality-focused role.

  • Strong knowledge of:

  • NEC

  • Blueprint reading & specification interpretation

  • Data center or mission-critical installations (preferred)

  • Experience with large-scale projects ($10M+ electrical scope preferred).

  • Proficient in digital reporting tools (Procore, Bluebeam, or similar).

  • Ability to travel nationwide for extended project durations.

Preferred Qualifications

  • Master Electrician License (any state) – preferred.
  • OSHA 30 Certification.
  • NFPA 70E Certification.
  • Experience with commissioning and turnover documentation.
  • Experience working with hyperscale data center clients.

Core Competencies

  • High attention to detail
  • Accountability and ownership
  • Strong communication skills
  • Problem-solving mindset
  • Leadership through mentorship
  • Commitment to safety and excellence

Working Conditions

  • Active construction sites.
  • Extended periods walking, climbing, and inspecting installations.
  • Travel-based schedule (rotational or full project deployment).
  • May require overtime depending on project milestones.

Benefits

  • Salary commensurate with experience.

  • Incentives based on project performance (if applicable).

  • Opportunities for Per Diem compensation.

  • Comprehensive benefits package including medical, dental, and vision coverage.

  • Paid Time Off (PTO) available after 90 days of employment.

  • Paid holidays granted from the start date.

  • Eligibility for 401(k) after 90 days of employment.

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