L2-Inspector (Electrical)

Perform hands-on quality assurance and control for mission-critical electrical systems on fast-paced hyperscale data center projects. Ensure flawless installation, testing, and compliance of HV/MV/LV distribution, switchgear, generators, UPS, busway, redundant power paths (2N/N+1), grounding, and related infrastructure to meet NEC, NFPA, IEEE, TIA-942, Uptime Institute, and hyperscale owner standards—with zero tolerance for defects or rework.

What We Offer!

• Competitive hourly rate
• Guaranteed 5x10 work schedule (the last 10 hours are all OT)
• 7 day a week per diem
• 15 days PTO plus a floating holiday
• Paid Sick Leave
• 11 Paid Holidays
• Medical, dental and vision insurance, and other voluntary ancillary coverage
• 401k with Company Match
• Career growth in mission-critical infrastructure

Qualifications

Mission-Critical Supply Chain & Vendor Management

• Serve as the primary operational liaison between long-lead equipment manufacturers (OEMs), internal supply chain teams, and site construction managers.

• Oversee production tracking, Factory Acceptance Testing (FAT), and lead-time milestones for critical power and cooling infrastructure (e.g., MV/LV switchgear, CRAHs/AHUs, battery storage systems, and backup generators).

• Ensure OEMs submit accurate technical submittals, BIM models, and wiring/piping schematics to engineering and contractor teams well ahead of scheduled delivery.

Logistics & Schedule Synchronization

• Build and maintain a real-timeOFCI Equipment Master Tracking Matrix to monitor asset status from manufacturing through transit, site arrival, equipment setting, and energization.

• Align vendor production and shipping schedules with the master construction schedule (Primavera P6) to execute "Just-in-Time" site deliveries, mitigating site congestion and eliminating double-handling.

• Coordinate heavy-haul freight, specialized rigging, customs clearance (where applicable), and secure staging at off-site consolidation warehouses.

Site Receiving, Chain-of-Custody & Turnover

• Manage rigorous site-level arrival protocols, shipping damage inspections, and formal chain-of-custody handoffs to General Contractors and trade partners.

• Ensure contractors properly store, protect, and maintain strict climate-control requirements for sensitive electrical and cooling equipment prior to pad setting and utility hookup.

• Identify and resolve interface discrepancies between OFCI equipment and contractor-installed interconnecting systems (e.g., raceways, piping, controls, and structural pads).

Quality, Commissioning & Warranty Integration

• Partner closely with QA/QC and Commissioning (Cx) teams to track pre-functional checklists (PFCs), equipment startup sequences, and vendor technician schedules for Site Acceptance Testing (SAT).

• Coordinate vendor field support, field modifications, technical service bulletins, and factory technicians throughout the Level 1–5 commissioning lifecycle.

• Manage initial warranty start dates, spare parts inventories, and preliminary defect claims between OEMs and general contractors.

Qualifications & Technical Requirements

• Education: Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Construction Management, Supply Chain Management, or equivalent professional industry experience.

• Professional Experience:

  • Minimum of 5 years managing construction logistics, equipment procurement, or project engineering for mission-critical facilities (such as Data Centers, Semiconductor Fabs, or High-Tech Industrial plants).

  • Direct, proven experience working with major data center OEMs (e.g., Schneider Electric, Eaton, Vertiv, Caterpillar, Cummins, ABB).

• Technical Knowledge:

  • Comprehensive understanding of data center MEP infrastructure, including UPS systems, emergency generators, medium and low-voltage switchgear, chillers, CRAH/CRAC units, and transformers.

  • Familiarity with commissioning phases (Levels 1–5) and advanced project controls/tracking platforms (e.g., Procore, Primavera P6, BIM 360, Layer, Tableau, or Power BI).