Job Tittle:
Electrical Engineer II / QA
Inspector
Location:
Port St. Lucie, Florida, 34953
Duration:
Full Time
About the Company
- At Radise
International, we are a leading engineering and consulting firm
delivering innovative infrastructure solutions across the globe. As part
of the Smart Infrastructure Group, we specialize in providing
cutting-edge services in engineering design, construction management, and
quality assurance for complex projects across federal, commercial, and
industrial sectors. Our mission is to support resilient and sustainable
infrastructure through technical excellence, collaboration, and
forward-thinking solutions. We partner with organizations such as USACE
and other federal agencies to deliver high-impact projects that strengthen
communities and critical systems.
Job Description:
Design
and Technical Oversight
- Review and evaluate electrical
design drawings, calculations, and specifications for compliance with
USACE, NEC, UFC, NFPA, and other federal standards. - Support design development for
low and medium voltage power distribution, lighting, grounding, and communication
systems. - Coordinate with mechanical,
structural, and civil disciplines to ensure integrated system design. - Prepare design analyses,
technical reports, and recommendations to support project development and
execution. - Participate in constructability
reviews, value engineering, and life-cycle cost evaluations.
Construction
and Quality Assurance:
- Conduct field inspections and
quality assurance surveillance for electrical systems and related works. - Monitor Contractor Quality
Control (QC) operations to ensure compliance with project specifications
and safety standards. - Receive, review, and process
submittals and shop drawings using RMS; ensure proper documentation,
review, and reporting. - Prepare and submit daily
inspection reports documenting progress, labor, materials, and any
observed deficiencies. - Maintain records of materials,
test results, and “as-built” conditions. - Conduct joint, pre-final, and
final inspections and verify corrective actions are completed. - Inspect safety precautions and
enforce corrective measures for noncompliance. - Participate in commissioning
and testing of electrical and control systems.
Project
and Field Support:
- Review construction materials,
workmanship, and adherence to approved submittals. - Inspect installations including
power distribution systems, lighting, switchboards, motors, controllers,
transmitters, automatic controls, air conditioning systems, and pumping
stations. - Verify performance of testing
and collect samples for laboratory analysis. - Monitor project progress and
estimate work completion percentages. - Assist with coordination for
utility relocations (electrical and communication systems).
Qualifications:
- Bachelor’s degree in Electrical
Engineering from an accredited institution. - 5–10 years of relevant
experience in electrical design, construction, or project inspection
(USACE or federal experience preferred). - Professional Engineer (PE)
license preferred but not required. - Proficiency with AutoCAD, RMS,
and Microsoft Office Suite. - In-depth knowledge of NEC, UFC,
NFPA, and USACE engineering procedures. - Strong documentation,
reporting, and communication skills. - Ability to interpret
construction schedules and safety plans. - Ability to travel to project
sites within the USACE Caribbean District as needed.
Preferred
Experience:
- Prior work on USACE, NAVFAC, or
other federal design/construction projects. - Experience with backup power
systems, renewable energy, and energy efficiency initiatives. - Familiarity with design-build
delivery and government submittal processes. - Knowledge of LEED or
sustainable design standards. - Experience overseeing major
civil works and vertical construction projects such as hurricane gates,
Army reserve centers, schools, and housing facilities.
Benefits
Benefits
- Paid time off & holidays
- 401(k)
- 401(k) matching
- Health insurance
- Dental insurance
- Vision insurance
- Life insurance
- Employee Assistance Program
(EAP) - Referral program