Electrical QA/QC Inspector

United Integrated Services (USA) Corp. was founded in Phoenix, Arizona in 2020. UIS is a U.S. subsidiary of United Integrated Services Co., Ltd. (UIS Taiwan) which was founded in Taiwan in 1982. UIS is a multidisciplinary engineering and construction company. We provide fully integrated design-build services to our clients in the high-technology industry for their manufacturing facility needs. Our scope of services includes engineering design, high-tech factory planning, and on-time equipment and material delivery in which clean-room systems, HVAC, electrical systems, and tool hook-up, are all vital parts in need of total coordination.

Summary: The QA/QC Inspector is responsible for conducting field inspections of various systems in industrial construction project, ensuring compliance with local, state, and federal codes. This role involves reviewing building plans, identifying non-compliance issues, documenting inspection results, and collaborating with contractors and city officials to uphold safety and quality standards.

** This is a full time onsite position located in North Phoenix, AZ **

Essential Duties and Responsibilities include the following. Other duties may be assigned.

• • Perform daily inspections for electrical installations, including conduit, cable tray, wire pulls, terminations, grounding/bonding, equipment installation, lighting, PDUs, panels, switchgear, and MCCs.
  • Verify compliance with NEC 2017, IBC/IFC, IMC/IPC (as applicable), ASHRAE, TSMC standards, and local amendments.
  • Confirm conductor types, sizes, tags, routing, and proper labeling are installed per drawings and project specifications.
  • Inspect grounding/bonding systems per NEC Article 250 and project requirements.
  • Inspect medium-voltage and low-voltage systems for correct installation practices.
  • Review torque logs, insulation resistance tests, megger results, and equipment functional tests.
    Fire Alarm Systems
  • Inspect installation of fire alarm devices, including pull stations, smoke detectors, heat detectors, beam detectors, duct detectors, horns/strobes, and tamper/flow switches.
  • Verify that wiring, junction boxes, device mounting, and labeling comply with NFPA 72, NFPA 70, and project specifications.
  • Witness and document fire alarm testing, including:
  • Device testing and mapping
  • Network communication tests
  • Power