Data Center Cx QA/QC Technician

The Cx QA/QC Technician supports independent quality assurance and quality control on mission-critical data center projects.
Working under the direction of a QA/QC Engineer or Senior QA/QC Engineer, this role performs field inspections and keeps quality records accurate so installation, workmanship, and documentation meet design intent, codes, standards, and owner requirements before commissioning, testing, and turnover. Operating in alignment with the Anchor Mission Critical Playbook, this is an entry-level position with a clear development path toward QA/QC Engineer.
Location: This role is based out of Anchor Mission Critical’s Saline, Michigan hub, serving Michigan and Midwest data center projects. Remote/home-based between project assignments. Travel: Up to 75% to project sites, including extended on-site assignments.
Key Responsibilities
- Perform field quality inspections of mechanical, electrical, and controls installations against drawings, specifications, and approved submittals
- Complete inspection checklists and support L2/L3 readiness inspections and Pre-Functional Checks (PFCs) from a QA/QC perspective
- Verify equipment receiving, installation, labeling, torque, clearances, and workmanship at Inspection and Test Plan (ITP) hold points
- Document deficiencies and nonconformances with clear photos and descriptions; track corrective actions through re-inspection and closure
- Maintain punch lists, quality records, and turnover documentation in the project platform
- Support the QA/QC Engineer with walkdowns, audits, and readiness checks before energization, FPT, and IST
- Coordinate with trade partners and commissioning teams to resolve open quality items
Technical Competencies
- Ability to read drawings, one-lines, P&IDs, and specifications
- Working knowledge of MEP systems and installation practices (electrical, mechanical/piping, or controls)
- Strong attention to detail and disciplined documentation habits
- Comfort using inspection and quality platforms (Procore, Autodesk Construction Cloud, CxAlloy, or similar) and mobile tools
- Clear, respectful communication with field crews and project teams
- Willingness to learn commissioning workflows and Anchor Mission Critical standards
Education & Experience Requirements
Required:
- High school diploma or equivalent; trade school, apprenticeship, military technical training, or associate degree preferred
- 0–3 years of experience in construction quality control, inspection, skilled trades (electrical, pipefitting, HVAC), or commissioning support
- Hands-on exposure to MEP installation, inspection, or testing
Preferred:
- Data center, mission-critical, power generation, or other high-reliability construction experience
- Prior role as QC Inspector, Field Technician, Journeyman, Foreman, or code/building inspector
- Military technical background
Certifications (Preferred)
- OSHA 10- or 30-Hour Construction Safety
- ICC, AWS CWI, or NETA certifications (or in progress)
- NFPA 70E awareness
Performance Expectations
- Accurate, timely completion of assigned inspections and checklists
- Early identification and escalation of quality issues
- High-quality, audit-ready inspection records and photos
- Steady growth in technical capability and consistent application of Anchor Mission Critical Playbook standards
Compensation & Benefits
- Competitive base salary commensurate with experience
- Performance-based bonus eligibility
- Travel expenses and per diem per company policy
- Benefits eligibility per company plans
Anchor Mission Critical offers a performance incentive bonus program that rewards individuals who consistently deliver high-quality outcomes and contribute to the company’s growth and operating discipline. Bonus eligibility and payout are based on a combination of individual performance, project success, and company-wide results.
Employment Status
This position is full-time and salaried. Travel: Up to 75% to project sites, including extended on-site assignments.
About Anchor Mission Critical
Anchor Mission Critical is a professional services firm purpose-built to support hyperscale and high-reliability infrastructure projects. Anchor Mission Critical provides commissioning, integrated systems testing (IST), QA/QC, and operational readiness services for data centers and other no-fail environments. Anchor Mission Critical was founded to address a persistent industry challenge: as data center projects grow in scale and complexity, execution quality too often depends on heroics rather than disciplined systems. The Anchor Mission Critical Playbook establishes a standardized delivery framework built on readiness, risk prevention, and repeatable execution—allowing teams to perform at a high level without chaos. At Anchor Mission Critical, commissioning is engaged early and treated as a leadership function, not a back-end checkbox. Our teams operate with clear delivery cadence, defined readiness gates, and transparent issue management so professionals can focus on doing the work right – first time. Anchor Mission Critical supports both technical and leadership career paths and offers the opportunity to help build durable standards, mentor teams, and grow with a firm designed for scale without bureaucracy.