Regional Mission-Critical Safety Lead

STO Building Group

Atlanta (GA)

On-site

USD 110,000 - 150,000

Full time

2 days ago

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Job summary

STO Building Group is seeking a Regional Mission Critical Safety Program Manager to support Eastern United States projects. You will collaborate with Business Unit Safety Directors, develop regional safety templates, and provide technical safety guidance across multiple data center sites.

Travel is frequent to support pursuits, mobilization, and milestone events. The role emphasizes maintaining ownership with business units while delivering standardized safety resources, templates, and lessons

Qualifications

Bachelor’s degree in occupational safety, construction management, engineering, risk management, or a related discipline preferred.
Minimum 8 years of progressive construction safety experience, including experience supporting complex projects or multiple locations.
Minimum 3 years of experience supporting mission critical, data center, advanced technology, industrial, pharmaceutical, semiconductor, or comparably complex work.
Demonstrated ability to develop practical safety programs, procedures, templates, training, and implementation tools.
Experience reviewing and incorporating client requirements into site-specific safety plans and project processes.
Strong understanding of OSHA requirements, construction risk management, high-risk work controls, and contractor safety management.
Strong organization, process-development, communication, facilitation, and program-coordination skills.
Ability to travel frequently throughout the Eastern United States and support project needs outside normal business hours when required.

Responsibilities

Collaborate with Business Unit Safety Directors to identify common mission critical safety needs and improvement opportunities.
Develop and maintain recommended regional guidelines, model programs, templates, playbooks, and implementation tools for business unit use.
Maintain a regional library of client requirements, effective practices, lessons learned, and mission critical safety resources.
Help align recurring processes and terminology where consistency improves quality, efficiency, or client responsiveness.
Encourage practical standardization while recognizing when client, project, regulatory, or business unit differences require a tailored approach.
Provide recommendations to the Regional Safety Executive and Business Unit Safety Directors regarding regional program needs and emerging risks.
Develop model structures, templates, and review guidance for mission critical site-specific safety plans.
Assist project teams in addressing client requirements, project hazards, construction sequencing, logistics, commissioning, operational interfaces, and high-risk work.