Electrical QA/QC Specialist

Posted 2 days ago

technical staffing resourcesNew Johnsonville (TN)

Quality Control Analysts Electrical Contractors and Other Wiring Installation Contractors

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Job Description: TSR is seeking a Licensed Electrical for an Electrical QA/QC Specialist role in New Johnsonville, TN. This is a contract position with an expected duration through the end of the year.

Job Responsibilities: Plan and manage electrical construction projects and ensure the accuracy of construction installments Act as startup commissioning electrician. Work with coworkers and subcontractors on installation, all terminations and final check out of MCC’s and DCS/PLC cabinets. Review all field equipment terminations. Ensure a complete and quality installation of all gear panels, DCS/PLC cabinets and devices Address and correct quality issues and ensure installations are up to code and meet all defined expectations

Qualifications: Minimum of 7 years of Electrical experience on an industrial plant site. Experience with the new installation of motor control centers, High voltage Switchgear, all types of distribution panels and control panels. Must have a solid understanding of High Voltage and Low Voltage Terminations, Electrical Inspections, Problem Resolution, and Electrical Operations Must have a solid understanding of National Electrical codes. NCCER Plus Certified is preferred. Licensed Electrician Excellent communication and interpersonal skills Should be familiar with Microsoft Office Word and Excel \nCompany

Description: Technical Staffing Resources, a KBR company, is a full-service staffing firm with over 75 years’ experience providing staffing support for industrial engineering, construction, maintenance markets and our affiliated government services division.

Company Description: Technical Staffing Resources, a KBR company, is a full-service staffing firm with over 75 years’ experience providing staffing support for industrial engineering, construction, maintenance markets and our affiliated government services division.

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