Commissioning Manager-QA/QC

QA/QC & Commissioning Manager A QA/QC & Commissioning Manager to lead quality assurance, quality control, and commissioning activities for data center projects. The role ensures that all electrical distribution systems, particularly Power Distribution Cabinets (PDCs), meet design specifications, installation standards, and operational readiness requirements. The manager oversees compliance with QA/QC protocols, coordinates commissioning phases, and delivers documentation to support successful energization and handover. Location & Compensation Location: N. VA w/ travel to OH Pay: $67/hr-$86/hr Qualifications Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering or related field (preferred). Proven experience in QA/QC and commissioning for large‑scale data center or industrial projects. Strong knowledge of electrical systems, PDCs, and associated testing protocols. Familiarity with industry standards, safety regulations, and documentation practices. Excellent organizational and communication skills. Core Competencies Detail‑oriented with a focus on compliance and safety. Ability to manage multiple stakeholders and tight schedules. Skilled in interpreting technical drawings and specifications. Proficient in QA/QC reporting tools and commissioning documentation. Job Responsibilities Quality Assurance & Control: Develop and enforce QA/QC plans for electrical equipment and installations. Oversee inspection processes including receipt verification, factory acceptance testing (FAT), end‑of‑line checks, and installation verification. Ensure compliance with specifications, drawings, and safety standards through systematic audits and visual inspections. Manage documentation of deficiencies, corrective actions, and final acceptance. Commissioning Management: Plan and execute commissioning phases (L2 Pre‑Start‑Up and L3 Start‑Up) for PDCs and related systems. Coordinate site readiness activities, including cable terminations, labeling, and debris removal. Supervise functional testing, whip checks, load bank tests, and energization procedures. Ensure commissioning documentation is completed and delivered promptly. Risk & Compliance: Maintain strict adherence to lockout/tagout (LOTO) and energization safety protocols. Validate that all foreign object debris (FOD) inspections and remediation are completed prior to energization. Confirm readiness for energization through multi‑party site walks and compliance checks. Stakeholder Coordination: Act as the primary liaison between construction teams, equipment vendors, and commissioning agents. Schedule and manage resources for commissioning activities, including weekend work when required. Provide technical guidance and resolve issues impacting quality or commissioning timelines. #J-18808-Ljbffr