Construction Quality Control Specialist

About The Role

Become the critical link ensuring excellence and regulatory adherence in a significant electrical infrastructure project, the design and construction of a new substation and building. In this vital Construction Quality Control role, you will be responsible for the meticulous inspection, testing, and verification of materials, equipment, and processes related to high-voltage electrical construction. Your expertise will directly influence project success by documenting findings, driving corrective actions, and upholding the most rigorous quality and safety standards throughout every phase of the project.

TAI has been a leading multidisciplinary firm for over 35 years, providing expert engineering, management, and technical services to industrial, manufacturing, commercial, and mission critical markets. With over 300 skilled professionals, 16 different divisions, and 6 offices across the US, TAI offers sole-source solutions for complex projects, built on long-term client partnerships and a culture that attracts top talent.

Team members at TAI are capable, well-rounded, flexible, and optimistic. We have found that the best employees are the ones who recognize the importance of what they do and the ones who let that guide them in the actions they take. More than any skill, we seek people who make decisions that support the common good. We work for our clients, and we work for one another.

• Monitor daily construction activities to ensure compliance with project specifications, drawings, and industry standards.
• Conduct inspections at key milestones, including pre-installation, in-progress, and final inspections.
• Identify non-conforming work and coordinate corrective actions with field teams.
• Monitor operations to ensure compliance with regulatory and company standards.
• Review and verify subcontractor submittals, shop drawings, and material certifications.
• Maintain organized records for audits, closeout, and client turnover.
• Ensure all work complies with applicable building codes, contract documents, and regulatory requirements.
• Support the project safety team by identifying unsafe conditions related to workmanship or materials.
• Participate in site audits and quality-related risk assessments.
• Ensure that safety and quality standards are adhered to in all operations.

• Bachelor's degree in a related field such as Engineering, Quality Assurance, or Manufacturing
• Experience with high voltage electrical projects is preferred
• Substation experience is preferred
• OHSA 10 or OSHA 30 (No more than 3 years old)
• Previous experience in quality control or quality assurance roles
• Knowledge of industry standards and regulations
• Proficient in quality control software and tools
• Certifications such as Six Sigma or ISO 9001
• Basic understanding of quality control procedures and standards
• Experience with inspection and testing processes
• Ability to read and interpret technical documents and drawings
• Basic computer skills including Microsoft Office Suite

• Pay:
  Up to $150,000 annually (based upon experience)
• Annual Profit Sharing Bonus (variable)
• PTO and Paid Holidays
• Health Benefits:
  
  Employee through family level coverage for medical, dental, and vision insurances. Company funded life and long-term disability insurances. Short Term Disability, FSA, HSA, EAP, and supplemental life insurances (employee – family) are also available!
• 401(k) with employer match

• The opportunity to make a real impact on a variety of industry-leading projects.
• The ability to balance your work and family activities.
• Flexible work schedule
• Work in a dynamic and collaborative environment that values creativity and innovation.
• A chance to learn and grow alongside some of the brightest minds in engineering.
• Professional Development, Tuition Reimbursement, and Association Membership Reimbursements.

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