The QA/QC Manager in Transmission and Distribution is responsible for conducting audits of projects and quality standards, developing standard programs, and training staff.
Compensation
Salary commensurate with experience, paid weekly via direct deposit.
Responsibilities
Create and establish a QA/QC standard program across company for the Transmission and Distribution organization
Develop and maintain inspection and test plans (ITPs) and project-specific quality management plans (QMPs) in alignment with contract client requirements
Prepare and complete project construction quality review checklists and required documentation
Manage the non-conformance (NCR) process, including root cause analysis, corrective action, and verification of closure
Review and approve subcontractor and supplier quality submittals, material certifications, and calibration records for inspection/test equipment
Requirements
Bachelors degree in Construction Management
Electrical Engineering
Quality Assurance/Quality Engineering
Nice to have: Journeyman Lineman/Wireman
Nice to have: NICET certification (Power Line/Electrical Construction)
Lead design and technical ownership of medium and low voltage electrical projects, providing leadership across multiple clients and ensuring compliance with industry standards.
Compensation
The compensation range for this position is provided in accordance with applicable laws and market practices. The final base salary offered may vary based on factors including, but not limited to, education, qualifications, certifications, experience, skills, seniority, geographic location, internal equity, performance, and business needs.
Responsibilities
Act on behalf of the project owner to bridge knowledge gaps
Oversee quality and provide technical leadership across all phases of project execution
Develop and update client electrical drawings with CAD staff
Perform coordination, short circuit, and arc flash studies
Provide customer recommendations based on power monitoring data
Requirements
Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in electrical engineering or related from an ABET accredited institution
Lead planning, design, and execution of electrical distribution projects while providing technical oversight, mentoring junior staff, and supporting client relationship management.
Responsibilities
Lead distribution planning and design from conceptual through detailed design, construction, and commissioning
Perform engineering analysis using tools such as Milsoft WindMil and LightTable
Coordinate studies, protection settings, and system modeling
Conduct Arc Flash Hazard Analysis studies
Develop Long-Range Planning Studies and Construction Work Plans for utilities
Requirements
ABET Accredited Bachelor’s Degree in Electrical Engineering
Technical Trainer responsible for delivering field and classroom instruction to apprentice and journey-level lineworkers, developing training materials, assessing performance, and supporting continuous improvement of training programs.
Responsibilities
Conduct field and classroom training for apprentice and journey-level lineworkers
Prepare, update, and maintain training materials and curriculum
Identify training gaps and recommend innovative approaches
Evaluate trainee performance against program objectives and provide feedback
Maintain knowledge of training programs and industry best practices
Requirements
Journey-level Lineworker certificate or equivalent
Journeyman Lineman license or certification
CPR and First Aid certification
OSHA 10/30-Hour certification or OSHA-authorized trainer status
Lead technical support for physical and protection & control substation projects, ensuring design, documentation, and delivery meet client and internal standards.
Responsibilities
Prepare conceptual designs and execution plans
Engineering/project cost estimates and schedules
Perform and document quality reviews for other engineers and designers
Prepare construction drawings, documents, calculations, and studies for medium and high voltage substation projects
Prepare calculations, studies, and reports for substation and power systems projects
Requirements
B.S. Degree in Electrical Engineering
Nice to have: relay settings
Nice to have: power system calculations (AC station service, DC battery sizing, Voltage Drop/Cable Selection)
Nice to have: knowledge of substation physical equipment
Supports substation physical design from concept through completion
Develops substation calculations
Prepares design sketches, cost estimates, equipment specifications, bills of material, and other required deliverables
Applies intermediate knowledge of IEEE, NESC, and other industry and utility standards, guides, and specifications
Maintains a working knowledge of substation protection and control design, coordinates with the protection and control team on interfaces between disciplines, and executes protection and control work as needed
Manage project teams consisting of engineers, designers, and professionals involved in the design, modification, and analysis of new and existing high voltage substations.
Compensation
$145,310.00 - $222,001.00
Responsibilities
Manage project team(s) consisting of engineers, designers, estimators, controls and scheduling professionals
Direct the team lead in the coordination of detailed design phases for all aspects of electrical engineering work
Coordinate and manage work performed by other stakeholders such as civil, structural, and transmission lines
Lead efforts to ensure projects are completed with high quality, on time performance, and within budget
Identify and track potential out of scope work, develop and provide scope changes, and coordinate with client
Requirements
Bachelor of Science Engineering degree
Nice to have: Electrical Engineering degree
Nice to have: ABET accredited engineering program
Nice to have: Advanced management/business degree or certification