Quality Control Technician

The Power Quality Technician, Level III is responsible for Electrical testing, QAQC inspections, and start up and commissioning. The technician confirms that electrical systems operate efficiently, safely, and in full compliance with applicable standards and regulations and makes recommendations when deviations are identified. Additionally, the PQ organization provides predictive maintenance, troubleshooting, inspection and specialty test services - including code compliance inspections and commissioning of new facilities and equipment as well as modifications to existing infrastructure. Duties and Responsibilities Perform all tasks in a safe and efficient manner. Perform primary injections, insulation, and contact resistance on low voltage circuit breakers. Adjust circuit breaker settings based on customer needs. Troubleshoot air leaks in equipment and facilities. Conduct infrared thermography inspections on electrical equipment. Detect partial discharge on energized electrical equipment. Conduct electrical load studies for customers so they can accurately track power usage and available capacity. Install power monitors to find electrical mishaps or power quality issues. Perform panel assessment to map circuits for potential shutdowns. Execute electrical equipment field audits. Perform electrical QA/QC using NEC code, City requirements, and customer specification. Confirm that installations match drawings and documents. Document and report installation deficiencies found in the field. Work with Contractors, General Contractors, system owners, and Authority Having Jurisdiction to resolve quality issues. Review and audit electrical testing documentation. Attend all associated coordination/planning/reporting/construction meetings. Prioritize, organize, and execute work scope in a timely fashion. Engage in personal, professional, and business development opportunities. Perform other duties as assigned. Skills & Qualifications Certification or degree in electrical engineering, electrical technology, or a related field. Two to five years of experience in power quality analysis and electrical maintenance or code compliance inspections. Equipment commissioning and/or troubleshooting experience. Proficiency in using power quality analyzers, oscilloscopes, and other electrical test equipment. Familiarity with power systems, electrical schematics, and control systems. Knowledge of industry standards such as IEEE, NEC, IEC, NFPA or related to power quality and equipment inspection. Strong analytical skills to diagnose and address power quality issues. Ability to document and communicate technical findings clearly to various stakeholders. Familiarity with power distribution systems and control systems. Knowledge of energy efficiency and sustainability practices in electrical systems. Knowledge of good utility practices. Experience with the application and use of NFPA 70, 70B and 70E Commissioning experience is a plus. Ability to operate standard electrical test equipment Office software What we offer Competitive salary and benefits package. Opportunities for professional development and career growth. A dynamic and supportive work environment. Health insurance, Dental, Vision and 401k. Why Prism Work on complex, high-impact projects. Opportunity to lead, mentor, and influence standards. Growth-oriented team with long-term career potential. #J-18808-Ljbffr