Traveling MEP QA/QC Data Center Construction

As a traveling MEP QA/QC professional, you ensure quality and code compliance across data center installations. You will inspect field work, witness testing, and drive QA/QC processes with field teams, contractors and design groups. You help deliver reliable, standards-aligned systems that meet owner requirements. Your work supports safe, scalable data center infrastructure at scale. This role offers cross-functional collaboration and the chance to shape critical MEP outcomes.

• Employee Stock Ownership Plan
• Discretionary annual bonus
• 401k with employer match
• Health, dental, and vision insurance 100% covered
• Flexible Time Off Policy
• 9 paid company holidays

• Perform regular site inspections of MEP installations to verify conformance with contract documents and industry standards
• Develop and maintain project-specific QA/QC plans, checklists, and ITPs for MEP scopes
• Witness and document FAT, SAT, commissioning activities and functional testing of critical systems
• Prepare NCRs, inspection reports, punch lists and corrective action plans; track to closeout
• Review submittals and shop drawings for compliance; coordinate with design and procurement teams
• Coordinate with contractors, commissioning agents, owners and engineers to resolve issues and ensure quality
• Verify installation tolerances, labeling, grounding, redundancy paths, and required documentation
• Ensure compliance with NEC, NFPA, ASHRAE, TIA-942 and Uptime Institute criteria
• Train and mentor field quality personnel and subcontractors on QA/QC procedures
• Use QC software to record observations, generate reports, and support closeout documentation

• 5+ years of hands-on MEP QA/QC experience on commercial or mission-critical projects
• Data center construction experience strongly preferred
• Knowledge of MEP systems used in data centers (UPS, switchgear, PDUs, generators, CRAH/CRAC, chilled water, piping, fire suppression and monitoring)
• Familiarity with NEC, NFPA, ASHRAE guidance, TIA-942 and Uptime Institute criteria
• Experience witnessing FAT/SAT and supporting commissioning activities; ability to interpret test results and determine corrective actions
• Strong documentation skills with NCRs, inspection reports, test records and QA/QC plan development
• Proficiency with construction and QC tools/software (Bluebeam, Revit/AutoCAD basics, Procore, BIM 360 or similar)

• strong communication
• problem-solving
• mentoring and training
• QA/QC planning and documentation
• FAT/SAT and commissioning support
• inspection and test planning (ITPs)