Job Summary
The QA/QC Electrical Engineer is responsible for ensuring that all electrical installations and systems comply with project specifications, applicable standards, and client requirements. The role requires hands-on experience with VD/VFD systems, PLCs, and switchgear in industrial or commercial projects.
Key Responsibilities
Inspect and monitor electrical works to ensure compliance with approved drawings, specifications, and standards
Perform QA/QC activities for VD/VFD drives, PLC systems, and LV/MV switchgear
Review electrical method statements, ITPs, and test procedures
Conduct inspections for panel wiring, control systems, and power distribution
Witness testing and commissioning activities (FAT, SAT, functional tests)
Identify non-conformities and ensure corrective and preventive actions are implemented
Prepare inspection reports, test records, and quality documentation
Coordinate with site engineers, contractors, and consultants on quality issues
Ensure compliance with IEC, IEEE, NEC, or relevant local electrical standards
Requirements & Qualifications
Diploma or Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering or related field
Proven experience in VD/VFD, PLC, and switchgear systems
Strong knowledge of electrical drawings, schematics, and control logic
Experience in industrial, manufacturing, power, or construction projects
Familiar with QA/QC documentation and inspection processes
Good communication and reporting skills
Skills & Competencies
Strong attention to detail
Problem-solving and analytical skills
Ability to work independently and on-site
Good coordination with multi-disciplinary teams
Preferred
Experience with LV/MV switchgear testing and commissioning
Knowledge of automation systems and control panels
ISO 9001 quality system experience
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Perfect — for a panel shop, the QA/QC role needs to be very hands-on with control panels, switchgear, PLCs, and VFDs. Here’s a panel-shop-specific QA/QC job description you can use as-is or tweak.
Job Title: QA/QC Electrical Inspector – Panel Shop
Job Summary
The QA/QC Electrical Inspector – Panel Shop is responsible for ensuring that all electrical panels and switchgear assemblies are manufactured, wired, tested, and documented in accordance with approved drawings, specifications, and applicable standards. The role focuses on panel assembly quality, PLC/VFD integration, and final testing prior to dispatch.
Key Responsibilities
Inspect fabrication, assembly, and wiring of control panels, PLC panels, MCCs, VFD/soft starter panels, and LV switchgear
Verify components against approved BOMs, drawings, and specifications
Ensure correct installation of PLCs, VFDs, relays, breakers, meters, and protection devices
Check panel layout, wiring routing, and labeling.
Review and approve shop drawings, wiring diagrams, and schematics
Conduct and witness panel testing including:
Continuity and insulation resistance tests
Functional and interlock testing
PLC I/O checks
VFD parameter verification
Ensure compliance with IEC, IEEE, UL (if applicable), and client standards
Maintain QA/QC records, inspection checklists, and test reports
Coordinate with production, design, and commissioning teams
Approve panels for final inspection, packing, and dispatch
Requirements & Qualifications
Minimum 5 years experience in a panel shop or electrical manufacturing environment
Must have experience with:
PLC panels
VFD / VD drives
LV switchgear and MCC panels
Ability to read and interpret electrical schematics and wiring diagrams
Familiar with panel shop QA/QC procedures and documentation
Skills & Competencies
Strong attention to detail and quality mindset
Knowledge of panel wiring standards and best practices
Good troubleshooting and inspection skills
Clear documentation and reporting abilities
Ability to work closely with technicians and engineers
Preferred
Experience with FAT (Factory Acceptance Test)
Knowledge of ISO 9001 quality management systems
Exposure to UL508A or IEC 61439 standards
Benefits
Competitive salary
Health, dental, vision, and life insurance
Retirement Savings Plan
Equal Opportunity Employer, including disabled and veterans.