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IT Systems Quality Control Inspector (ITSQC)
Provides Quality Control (QC) support across a wide variety of IT systems, including premises wiring, inside plant (ISP) infrastructure, telecommunications rooms and associated infrastructure, and outside plant (OSP) infrastructure. Performs inspections and walkthroughs, validates installation procedures, witnesses IT testing and critical OSP construction, and maintains QC documentation to ensure work conforms to American National Standards Institute/Telecommunications Industry Association (ANSI/TIA) standards and customer requirements on military IT and construction projects.
Experience
Experience with on-site quality control inspection of Government IT infrastructure and network implementation projects at military installations.
Experience with outside plant (OSP) construction inspection, including excavation, manhole and duct system installation, concrete encasement, and communications cable installation.
Experience with inside plant (ISP) installation inspection, including racks and cabinets, equipment hardware, auxiliary power, grounding systems, and supporting infrastructure.
Experience with applying ANSI/TIA telecommunications cabling and infrastructure standards to inspection, surveillance, and acceptance decisions.
Experience with reading and working from site-specific construction contract documents, engineering drawings, specifications, and installation plans.
Experience with witnessing fiber optic and copper cable testing and reviewing test results against Government-provided test plans.
Experience with validating test equipment calibration against manufacturer recommendations and reporting testing irregularities to the Government.
Experience with attending Government and USACE construction meetings, including design reviews, preconstruction meetings, weekly and bi-weekly progress meetings, telecommunications side bar meetings, project status meetings, and Red Zone or Troop Ready meetings.
Experience with preparing QC inspection checklists, weekly status reports, monthly progress and management reports, and trip reports for contract submission.
Experience with documenting non-conformances and tracking corrective action to verified closure on Government construction projects.
Experience with performing work on active military installations under DoD security, OPSEC, and installation safety requirements.
Skills
Skilled in performing QC walkthroughs and inspections of inside and outside plant infrastructure
Skilled in reviewing and validating IT installation procedures against ANSI/TIA standards
Skilled in maintaining QC checklists, logs, and checkpoint review reports
Skilled in witnessing IT testing and critical outside plant construction
Skilled in optical fiber and copper cable testing methods
Skilled in interpreting grounding, bonding, and shielding requirements
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Required Education
Bachelor's degree in computer science, engineering, or a related discipline and 0 to 5 years of experience, or
Associate's degree in computer science, engineering, or a related discipline and 7 or more years of experience.
Desired Education
Clearance: Secret
Work Environment
Work is performed in field, construction, and telecommunications environments, including telecommunications rooms and active outside plant construction sites.
May be exposed to outdoor weather conditions, construction hazards, dust, and noise.
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This position is governed by the Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR), the Defense Federal Acquisition Regulation Supplement (DFARS), and may be subject to additional compliance and security requirements as outlined in applicable federal contract clauses. These may include requirements related to ethics, cybersecurity, human trafficking prevention, export control, and other contract-specific obligations.