Due to continued growth my client wishes to recruit an Electrical QA/QC Lead based in the Dublin or CorkKey Responsibilities:Manage the implementation of the Quality Management System (QMS) on siteDevelop and coordinate project specific quality plans.Responsible for the implementation and execution of a consistent Construction Quality Audit program.Develop and coordinate the Inspection and Test Plans from all contractors for all works packages.Manage quality benchmarking, first of kinds etc, to ensure agreed and approved standards of workmanship before commencement of each work package.Lead the project team in developing innovative approaches and solutions to enhance QA/QC attention and impact on the project.Provide training to project personnel on the project's QA/QC plan.Attendance at QA/QC relevant project meetings to ensure timely submission, approval, and implementation of the QMS and project turnover documentation.Custodian of construction quality on siteProvide expertise and guidance in relation to construction QA/QC for construction activities.Implement systems and procedures in relation to construction quality.Provision of training and expertise in relation to construction QA/QC.Work with Construction Managers & site QA/QC team to develop Continuous Improvement Programmes.Maintain cross-site communication and experience sharing. Specific RequirementsDegree, and / or Diploma, and / or craft qualified with additional Construction qualifications.Demonstrated construction experience.Demonstrated capability in Construction Quality Management.Construction QA/QC experience across multiple engineering disciplines desirable.Construction QA/QC experience on projects within the data centre industry is desirable. At Wallace Myers International Recruitment Agency we specialise in sourcing professionals for key industries and services. See our website for more details.Privacy Policy: By applying for this role you are agreeing that your details will be stored in our database and may be considered for similar future positions. For more info see (url removed) src="(url removed)