Electrical Engineer - QA QC

Electrical Engineer Opportunity In Atlanta, GA

We have an opening for an Electrical Engineer in Atlanta, GA. Required:

• Bachelor's degree in electrical engineering, Certificate/Diploma from an accredited trade school or county and/or state electrical license preferred.
• Prior experience working in an electrical construction or commissioning-based role is a plus.
• Knowledge of the applicable project documents relating to the electrical and/or mechanical systems required to be commissioned is a plus.
• Ability to commit to 100% travel or be local to the project site.
• Prioritize effectively, have good follow-through, and practice self-implemented quality control measures.
• Ability to communicate well in writing, as well as verbally.
• A desire to develop their knowledge and grow.

Job Details:

• Quality verification inspections and documentation review of the commissioning process for all electrical and/or mechanical equipment during Level 1, Level 2 and Level 3 steps of commissioning as identified in the project commissioning plan, specifications, submittals and applicable codes and standards of the project. Deliverables include:
• L1 FAT/FWT Reports
• L2 Torque Logs
• L2 Megger Reports
• L2 Equipment Receiving and BOL Documentation
• L2 Field Installation Reports
• L3 PMS and BMS Point to Point Verifications
• L3 Energization and/or Functional Test Reports
• Participate and utilize the software management system and the Project Share Site to post commissioning checklists, readiness evaluation reports, and other records as required by specification.

• Perform commissioning inspections, utilizing checklists or forms in the quality control software system. Inspections shall be performed at major milestones as requested by the PM. Inspections will include specifications and submittals projects; identification and documentation of all deficiencies related to applicable codes and standards.
• Assist in tracking and resolving open issues as needed.
• Review and understand our customers' Energy Control Plan and the Electrical Contractors LOTO plan