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Virginia Transformer is seeking a Field Service Environmental, Health & Safety (EHS) Manager to develop and lead the safety program across our Field Service organization in North America. This hands-on safety leader will partner with Operations, Engineering, and customers to ensure all activities comply with OSHA, NFPA 70E, IEEE standards, and utility requirements.
The ideal candidate has 7–10+ years of EHS experience in heavy industrial environments such as transformers, substations, and
On the heels of achieving 3X growth, Virginia Transformer is hiring to do it again!
We're strategically building our team for the next 3X growth cycle—a phase that is both intense and incredibly rewarding. We're highly selective about who joins us because this journey isn't for everyone.
If you have the drive, grit, and expertise to perform at a high level—and you want to grow your career 3X alongside the Company's growth—we'd love to talk.
Virginia Transformer is the largest U.S.-owned producer of power transformers in North America. For more than 50 years, we've earned our reputation by delivering premium-quality transformers with the industry's shortest lead times. Today, we're more than 6,000 employees strong and continue to invest in engineering, manufacturing, and field service excellence.
As a privately held, debt-free company, we thrive on innovation, speed, accountability, and customer focus.
The Field Service Environmental, Health & Safety (EHS) Manager is responsible for developing, implementing, and leading the safety culture across Virginia Transformer's Field Service organization.
This role partners closely with Field Service Operations, Engineering, Project Management, and customers to ensure all installation, commissioning, maintenance, testing, repair, and emergency response activities are executed safely and in compliance with OSHA regulations, utility requirements, and company standards.
The ideal candidate is a hands‑on safety leader with experience supporting high‑voltage electrical work, transformer services, substations, utilities, and industrial construction environments.
Bachelor's degree in:
Equivalent experience considered.
Working knowledge of:
Willingness to travel 40–60% throughout North America to manufacturing facilities and customer sites.