Electrical Quality Assurance (QA) Inspector

Dubizzle Limited; Dublin; On-site; EUR 40,000 - 55,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading engineering firm is seeking an experienced Electrical Quality Assurance Inspector for a large-scale semiconductor project in Kildare. The role involves inspecting and verifying the quality of electrical installations, ensuring compliance with Irish standards and project specifications. Ideal candidates include qualified electricians with 2-3 years of QA/QC experience in industrial settings. Strong attention to detail and familiarity with quality control systems are essential. The position is site-based with potential travel across Ireland.

Qualifications

• Qualified Electrician with National Craft Certificate or equivalent.
• Minimum 2-3 years’ experience in electrical QA/QC roles on large projects.
• Strong knowledge of I.S. 10101 and relevant legislation.

Responsibilities

• Inspect and verify quality of electrical installations on site.
• Review compliance with I.S. 10101 and project specifications.
• Conduct audits and inspections during various installation stages.

Skills

Attention to detail

Knowledge of Irish electrical standards

Technical drawing interpretation

Quality control systems familiarity

Education

National Craft Certificate or equivalent

Diploma in Electrical Engineering

Tools

EIDA

BIM 360

Job description

Job Title: Electrical Quality Assurance (QA) Inspector
Location: Leixlip, Kildare.
Job Type: Full-Time/contract
Department: Quality / Electrical Engineering / Construction
Reports To: QA/QC Manager / Project Quality Manager

Job Summary

We are seeking a detail-oriented and experienced Electrical Quality Assurance Inspector to oversee and verify the quality of electrical installations on a large-scale semi-conductor project in Kildare. The QA Inspector ensures that all electrical work is executed in compliance with project specifications, national regulations (including I.S. 10101) and international quality standards. This role plays a key part in delivering safe, code-compliant and high-quality electrical systems for the client.

Key Responsibilities

• Inspect and verify the quality of electrical installations including containment systems, cabling, terminations, earthing/bonding, panels, and instrumentation wiring.
• Conduct walkdowns, audits, and inspections at various stages of installation.
• Review and ensure compliance with I.S. 10101 (National Rules for Electrical Installations) and project specifications.
• Monitor testing and commissioning activities (e.g., insulation resistance, continuity, RCD testing, loop impedance).
• Check and sign off on installation records, test sheets, redline/as-built drawings, and handover packs.
• Liaise with electrical supervisors, engineers, and subcontractors to address non-conformances or quality issues.
• Ensure all works are carried out in compliance with Safe Electric and HSA (Health and Safety Authority) regulations.
• Participate in quality control meetings and contribute to continuous improvement initiatives.

Qualifications & Experience

• Qualified Electrician with National Craft Certificate or equivalent; additional diploma or qualification in Electrical Engineering or Quality is advantageous.
• Minimum 2-3 years’ experience in electrical QA/QC roles on industrial or large commercial projects.
• Excellent knowledge of Irish electrical standards (I.S. 10101), industry best practices, and relevant legislation.
• Experience with electrical testing procedures and documentation control.
• Strong attention to detail and familiarity with quality control systems and procedures (e.g., ISO 9001).
• Competent in reading technical drawings, cable schedules, and QA checklists.

Desirable

• Valid Safe Pass and Manual Handling certification.
• Experience in regulated environments (e.g., pharma, data centres, or ATEX zones).
• Proficiency with digital QA platforms and reporting tools (e.g., EIDA, BIM 360, or similar).

Working Conditions

• Site-based role with regular inspections in active construction environments.
• May involve occasional travel to multiple project sites within Ireland.
• PPE must be always worn; compliance with site safety protocols is mandatory.