Electrical Safety Manager
Alliance of Hazardous Materials Professionals, Houston, TX, United States
* This role requires heavy travel 100% of the time*
Summary
We are looking for a candidate with an electrical background with direct experience in transmission and/or substation construction. This person should have working knowledge of high-voltage systems, switching, grounding, and clearance requirements. Familiarity with energized vs. de-energized work practices and experience supporting build-out of substations (greenfield or brownfield) is preferred. Strong working knowledge of OSHA standards, especially 1910.269 and 1926 Subpart V, and knowledge of NFPA 70E electrical safety requirements.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities
Work alongside operations in the field — not just office-based safety.
Conduct field observations and coaching in real time.
Challenge unsafe conditions in high-risk environments.
Perform job safety analysis (JSA), pre-task planning, and energized work permitting.
Lead incident investigations specific to electrical and high-energy events.
Lead Plan of the Day (POD) safety discussions.
Build or improve electrical safety programs.
Audit grounding practices, temporary protection systems, and barricading.
Track observations, near misses, and corrective actions.
Support switching procedures and coordination with system operators.
Work directly with utility clients and owner representatives.
Technical Knowledge
Working knowledge of high-voltage systems.
Switching, grounding, and clearance requirements.
Familiarity with energized vs. de-energized work practices.
Understanding of arc flash hazards.
Understanding of induced voltage hazards.
Understanding of step and touch potential hazards.
Strong working knowledge of OSHA standards, especially 1910.269 and 1926 Subpart V.
Knowledge of NFPA 70E electrical safety requirements.
Familiarity with utility owner safety standards and switching/LOTO procedures.
Field Leadership
Work alongside operations in the field.
Conduct field observations and coaching in real time.
Challenge unsafe conditions in high-risk environments.
Lead Plan of the Day (POD) safety discussions.
Work directly with utility clients and owner representatives.
Requirements
Electrical background with direct experience in transmission and/or substation construction.
Experience supporting build-out of substations (greenfield or brownfield).
Strong documentation and reporting skills.
High credibility with electricians and linemen.
Calm under pressure during high-risk operations.
Decisive in stop-work situations.
Detail-oriented in high-consequence environments.
Strong communicator across craft, supervision, and executive levels.
Visible, present, and engaged in the field.
Education and Experience
CUSP required, CHST preferred.
OSHA 30 (Construction) or higher.
Electrical apprenticeship, journeyman, or engineering background preferred.
First Aid/CPR/AED certified.
Utility safety training (if applicable).
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Summary
We are looking for a candidate with an electrical background with direct experience in transmission and/or substation construction. This person should have working knowledge of high-voltage systems, switching, grounding, and clearance requirements. Familiarity with energized vs. de-energized work practices and experience supporting build-out of substations (greenfield or brownfield) is preferred. Strong working knowledge of OSHA standards, especially 1910.269 and 1926 Subpart V, and knowledge of NFPA 70E electrical safety requirements.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities
Work alongside operations in the field — not just office-based safety.
Conduct field observations and coaching in real time.
Challenge unsafe conditions in high-risk environments.
Perform job safety analysis (JSA), pre-task planning, and energized work permitting.
Lead incident investigations specific to electrical and high-energy events.
Lead Plan of the Day (POD) safety discussions.
Build or improve electrical safety programs.
Audit grounding practices, temporary protection systems, and barricading.
Track observations, near misses, and corrective actions.
Support switching procedures and coordination with system operators.
Work directly with utility clients and owner representatives.
Technical Knowledge
Working knowledge of high-voltage systems.
Switching, grounding, and clearance requirements.
Familiarity with energized vs. de-energized work practices.
Understanding of arc flash hazards.
Understanding of induced voltage hazards.
Understanding of step and touch potential hazards.
Strong working knowledge of OSHA standards, especially 1910.269 and 1926 Subpart V.
Knowledge of NFPA 70E electrical safety requirements.
Familiarity with utility owner safety standards and switching/LOTO procedures.
Field Leadership
Work alongside operations in the field.
Conduct field observations and coaching in real time.
Challenge unsafe conditions in high-risk environments.
Lead Plan of the Day (POD) safety discussions.
Work directly with utility clients and owner representatives.
Requirements
Electrical background with direct experience in transmission and/or substation construction.
Experience supporting build-out of substations (greenfield or brownfield).
Strong documentation and reporting skills.
High credibility with electricians and linemen.
Calm under pressure during high-risk operations.
Decisive in stop-work situations.
Detail-oriented in high-consequence environments.
Strong communicator across craft, supervision, and executive levels.
Visible, present, and engaged in the field.
Education and Experience
CUSP required, CHST preferred.
OSHA 30 (Construction) or higher.
Electrical apprenticeship, journeyman, or engineering background preferred.
First Aid/CPR/AED certified.
Utility safety training (if applicable).
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