MEP Quality Control Inspector

OverviewAtlantach Technical Services is hiring an MEP Quality Control Inspector to support a major general contractor on a large construction project in the Baltimore area. This is a full-time, onsite role starting immediately, with an expected duration of 24 months.The project is delivered under U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) quality requirements, so hands-on experience running QC within the USACE system is required. Life science or pharmaceutical project experience is a strong plus.USACE RequirementsCandidates must be able to step into a USACE quality program on day one. That means:Current CQM-C certification (Construction Quality Management for Contractors), issued through the USACE course and kept current with renewal every 5 yearsProven use of the USACE three-phase control system (preparatory, initial, and follow-up inspections) for each definable feature of workExperience with RMS/QCS (Resident Management System, Quality Control System module) for daily QC reports, deficiency tracking, and submittal recordsWorking knowledge of USACE QC specifications, including UFGS Section 01 45 00 (Quality Control) and how it ties to the project’s contract specsFamiliarity with EM 385-1-1 (USACE Safety and Health Requirements Manual) and how safety and quality overlap on siteComfort working directly with USACE Quality Assurance representatives, including joint inspections, deficiency resolution, and documentation reviewsWhat You’ll DoInspect mechanical, electrical, and plumbing installations to confirm they match drawings, specifications, codes, and approved submittalsLead preparatory, initial, and follow-up inspections for MEP features of work, and document each phase in RMS/QCSIdentify, log, and close out deficiencies with trade partners and the project teamProduce daily QC reports, inspection logs, and test records that hold up to government reviewWitness and document testing, including pipe pressure tests, insulation resistance (megger) testing, and equipment startupsReview MEP submittals for compliance before installation beginsCoordinate daily with the QC Manager, superintendents, subcontractors, and USACE QA staffSupport system turnover, commissioning, and closeout documentation as systems come onlineWhat We’re Looking For5+ years of MEP quality control or inspection experience on commercial, institutional, or federal constructionAt least one project completed under a USACE quality programCurrent CQM-C certificationStrong working knowledge of MEP systems and the codes that govern them (NEC, IMC, IPC, or local equivalents)Clear, thorough documentation habits and experience managing a deficiency logComfort working onsite daily and coordinating across multiple tradesOSHA 30 preferred (OSHA 10 at minimum)PreferredLife science, pharmaceutical, or other highly regulated project experience (cleanrooms, process piping, validation support)Trade background as an electrician, pipefitter, plumber, or HVAC technicianExperience on other federal programs such as NAVFAC or VA projects