Execute and support the site-level QA/QC program for large-scale, mission-critical data center construction
Support development and implementation of the Site-Level Quality Management Plan
Develop, maintain, and execute Inspection Test Plans, checklists, inspection workflows, and quality documentation for assigned scopes
Perform field inspections across civil, structural, electrical, mechanical, controls, and commissioning-related scopes, with strong emphasis on MEP system quality
Validate installation against drawings, specifications, submittals, RFIs, approved materials, code requirements, and commissioning expectations
Partner with construction managers, field engineers, general contractors, subcontractors, commissioning teams, and third-party inspectors to identify and resolve quality issues
Support coordination with AHJs and third-party special inspectors on code compliance, inspection sign-offs, and documentation requirements
Track and manage deficiencies, punch list items, inspection findings, and non-conformance reports through closure
Support pre-functional and functional readiness activities in coordination with commissioning teams
Review test reports, inspection records, as-builts, redlines, O&M manuals, and turnover documentation for completeness and accuracy
Assist in root cause analysis for defects, rework, failed inspections, and recurring quality issues
Use quality data, field observations, and defect trends to identify improvement opportunities
Help enforce contractual quality requirements across GCs and subcontractors
Maintain accurate inspection records, quality logs, reports, and documentation in construction management systems
Escalate quality risks early to avoid downstream impact to schedule, commissioning, turnover, or operations
Assigned scopes are inspected thoroughly and meet design, specification, code, and performance requirements
MEP system installations are ready for commissioning with minimal rework
Deficiencies, punch items, and NCRs are tracked clearly and closed in a timely manner
Quality risks are identified early and communicated effectively
Turnover documentation is complete, accurate, and audit-ready
Construction and commissioning teams have clear visibility into quality status and readiness
Repeat issues are reduced through consistent field execution and feedback loops