Mission Critical Safety Program Manager

Mission Critical Safety Program ManagerThe STOBG East Regional Mission Critical Safety Program Manager is a shared-services resource who supports Business Unit Safety Directors and project teams across the Eastern United States. The position provides specialized mission critical safety knowledge, client-requirement support, common tools, and regional coordination to help each business unit safely deliver data center projects while retaining control of its projects, personnel, and safety performance.Working collaboratively with Business Unit Safety Directors, operations leaders, project executives, preconstruction teams, commissioning professionals, clients, and site safety personnel, the position helps interpret owner requirements and translate them into practical project safety plans, procedures, training, and implementation resources. The role promotes consistency where it adds value while recognizing differences in client expectations, project conditions, local requirements, and business unit operations.This position does not replace or assume the authority of the Business Unit Safety Directors. Business Unit Safety Directors remain responsible for project safety staffing, approval and implementation of site-specific safety plans, project-level safety decisions, incident response, and safety performance within their respective business units. The Regional Mission Critical Safety Program Manager works through and in partnership with the Business Unit Safety Directors, providing technical guidance, program support, and regional alignment.The core competencies and required qualifications for this role include:Mission critical safety knowledgeClient-requirement integrationCollaborative program developmentShared-services mindsetProcess design and standardizationOrganizational and logistical disciplineFacilitation and communicationCross-functional influenceTechnical problem-solvingCoaching and field enablementRisk-based decision-makingContinuous improvementThe role also requires frequent travel throughout the Eastern United States, based on project portfolio, client needs, major milestones, and requests from Business Unit Safety Directors. The ability to access active construction sites, navigate uneven terrain, climb stairs and ladders, and wear required personal protective equipment is also necessary.LF Driscoll is an equal opportunity employer. We evaluate qualified applicants without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, and other legally protected characteristics.