Details: $55-65/hr, healthcare and dental benefits after 90 days company paid, 200 per diem, In addition, AAIS will offer you mobilization and a demobilization stipend of $0.76 per mile and your hourly rate based on MapQuest directions not to exceed $1,000.

POSITION SUMMARY

Provide hands-on electrical field quality leadership and coordinate inspection readiness across assigned electrical work fronts. Focus on installation execution, sequencing, compliance documentation, and timely resolution of electrical deficiencies.

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES

� Lead daily electrical field quality walks, coordinate inspection coverage, and communicate scheduled witness/hold points.

� Check approved drawings and submittals against installation of conduit, cable tray, raceways, feeders, terminations, grounding and bonding, labeling, and equipment support.

� Monitor installations of transformers, switchgear/switchboards, panels, UPS, generators, busway, and associated electrical systems as included in project scope.

� Review readiness packages including equipment checks, torque/termination documentation, manufacturer requirements, and required test records.

� Coordinate with the electrical subcontractor, technical inspector, electrical testing provider, safety leadership, and commissioning team.

� Raise and track NCRs, field observations, and punch items; verify corrective-work evidence and report obstacles promptly.

� Keep daily electrical status reporting accurate and support pre-energization readiness reviews without granting energization approval.

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS

� 5+ years of commercial/industrial electrical construction, electrical supervision, or electrical QA/QC experience.

� Strong understanding of NEC application, electrical drawings and single-lines, equipment submittals, and installation workmanship.

� Relevant low- and medium-voltage electrical distribution experience; ability to lead field coordination.

PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS

� Electrical journeyman/master credential as applicable to the jurisdiction and specific assignment.

�UPS, switchgear, generators, transfer systems, and testing interfaces.

� OSHA 30, NFPA 70E training, and experience using Procore/field QC applications.

EXPECTED DELIVERABLES

Daily electrical quality/inspection status; inspection readiness schedule; deficiency and NCR log; test-record verification; electrical punch-list and turnover input.