QA/QC Commissioning Associate III

The QA/QC Commissioning Associate III supports quality assurance and quality control for critical data center systems as they prepare for commissioning. Working with the QA/QC Engineer, you will help verify that purchased equipment meets project requirements and that installation complies with industry standards and equipment specifications. This role combines site inspections, testing, documentation, and coordination with project teams while building the knowledge and skills needed for increasingly complex commissioning tasks. Projects are located throughout the United States, and 75%80% travel is required (3 weeks onsite/1 week work from home) . Responsibilities Assist the QA/QC Engineer in verifying equipment, materials, and installations against project specifications, industry standards, and applicable federal and state requirements. Perform inspections and support testing throughout project stages, following approved procedures, inspection and test plans, checklists, and schedules. Develop and maintain project quality records, including inspection reports, calibration certificates, test results, nonconformance reports, site observations, and material delivery documentation. Review test data and project documents, identify deviations from quality standards, and promptly communicate quality or compliance concerns. Coordinate with project teams, contractors, and suppliers to support quality audits, material procurement, and compliance with quality manuals and procedures. Support employees in understanding quality standards and following standard operating procedures. Track project quality activities, prepare monthly performance reports, and recommend corrective actions and process improvements. Maintain calibration of quality testing equipment and prepare test data for review. Follow work method statements, risk assessments, and job safety and environmental analyses; support equipment handling and safe storage of hazardous materials. Coordinate with the Technical Engineer on material submittals for consultant review. Qualifications U.S. citizenship required. Ability to travel 75%80% to project locations throughout the United States. Desired inspection and/or production experience: 59 years. Technical military occupational specialty (MOS), trade school education, and/or a degree desired. Experience, education, or internships involving complex facilities or mission-critical projects preferred. Civilian or military technical certifications are a plus. Experience writing and enforcing standard operating procedures. Solid understanding of test equipment and software, with basic knowledge of systems design. Experience using Microsoft Office, including Word, and Microsoft Project; advanced Excel skills preferred. Working knowledge of mathematical concepts, including fractions, ratios, and proportions. Strong organizational skills, ability to analyze and interpret information, and ability to work independently with minimal supervision. Offered compensation: $65,000/yr - $100,000/yr Experience and License Requirements 5 to 9 years of inspection and/or production experience (optional) Experience in complex facilities, data centers, and/or mission critical projects (optional) Must be a U.S. Citizen (optional) Must be able to travel 75% - 3 weeks on site and 1 week work from home (optional)

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