Sr. Manager Environmental Health & Safety

POSITION SUMMARY

This role provides global leadership for electrical safety and commissioning safetyacross Vertivs products services and installation activities. The position is accountable for establishing and operationalizing best-in-class controls to prevent serious injuries and fatalities (LIFE exposures) with a primary focus on high-energy electrical systems and multi-contractor commissioning environments.

The Senior Manager partners closely with Services Engineering and EHS teams to:

• Drive consistent safe execution of commissioning globally
• Define and standardize safe systems of work
• Ensure compliance with applicable regulatory and statutory requirements
• Reduce exposure through practical field controls auditing and governance

RESPONSIBILITIES

1. Global Commissioning Safety Execution

• Lead global alignment on safe execution of commissioning activities particularly in high-energy environments
• Ensure consistent application of controls across regions teams and project types
• Support field teams in managing real-time risk and decision-making under schedule pressure

2. Standards Procedures and Safe Systems of Work

• Develop and maintain global standards for:
  • Electrical safety (arc flash lockout/tagout energized work)
  • Commissioning practices and task execution
  • High-risk activities in construction and service environments
• Ensure standards are practical scalable and consistently applied

3. Multi-Contractor Environment & Work Coordination

• Define expectations for safe work in complex multi-contractor construction environments
• Clarify roles responsibilities and isolation ownershipacross Vertiv customers and third parties
• Establish requirements for contractor alignment and shared accountability

4. Global Services Alignment & Field Integration

• Partner with global Services leadership to ensure procedures are executable in real-world conditions
• Drive adoption through collaboration field engagement and continuous feedback loops
• Align EHS and Services organizations on practical implementation and expectations

5. Safe Design & NPDI Integration

• Partner with Engineering to embed engineering controlsinto products and systems
• Influence NPDI processes to ensure design for safe commissioning serviceability and reduced exposure
• Advocate for solutions that minimize the need for energized work and cabinet access

6. Electrical Safety Strategy & LIFE Exposure Reduction

• Define and advance the global strategy for electrical safety and LIFE exposure prevention
• Establish expectations for energy isolation verification of absence of voltage and energized work controls
• Monitor emerging risks and technologies to continuously strengthen controls

7. Auditing Inspection & Field Verification

• Establish and lead a global approach for auditing and inspecting electrical and commissioning work
• Conduct and/or oversee field audits site inspections and targeted reviewsof high-risk activities
• Verify that standards are not only defined but consistently executed in the field
• Identify systemic gaps and drive timely corrective actions and accountability

8. Regulatory & Statutory Compliance

• Ensure global alignment with applicable regulatory statutory and legal requirementsrelated to electrical safety and construction activities
• Partner with regional EHS teams to interpret and apply local requirementsin a consistent practical manner
• Monitor regulatory developments and ensure standards and practices remain current and compliant

9. Incident Learning & Continuous Improvement

• Lead analysis of electrical and commissioning-related incidents and near misses
• Apply Human and Organizational Performance (HOP)principles to identify systemic improvements
• Translate insights into standards design changes and field practices

10. Capability Building & Communication

• Build organizational capability through clear guidance coaching and leadership engagement
• Reinforce expectations aligned with We Lead with Safety
• Enable a culture where risk is understood communicated and actively managed

QUALIFICATIONS

• 10 years of experience in electrical safety commissioning or high-risk industrial environments
• Demonstrated expertise in:
  • High-energy electrical systems (e.g. data centers UPS industrial power systems)
  • Arc flash and electrical hazard management
  • Lockout/tagout and establishing safe work conditions
• Experience working in construction or multi-contractor environments
• Proven ability to influence across Engineering Operations and Services organizations
• Strong understanding of global safety standards and regulatory frameworks
• Experience with auditing inspection and compliance verification programs
• Ability to translate technical risk into practical field controls

Preferred

• Experience with data center or mission-critical infrastructure environments
• Direct involvement in NPDI or engineering design processes
• Experience leading global or multi-regional programs
• Familiarity with lean operating systems and continuous improvement frameworks

EDUCATION AND CERTIFICATIONS

Bachelors degree in Engineering Safety or related field or equivalent practical experience

Professional certifications preferred (e.g. Certified Safety Professional or equivalent)

TRAVEL TIME REQUIRED

Approximately 3050% global travel (annualized)

Travel demand will be variable with periods of higher intensity based on project activity audits incident response and business needs