Site HSE Manager

Site Hse Manager

Required Skills & Experience

15-20 years of HSE experience supporting large-scale construction, industrial, EPC, mission-critical, or data center projects

Bachelor's degree in Safety Management, Engineering, Environmental Science, or related field (or 15+ years of field-based HSE leadership experience)

Proven experience leading HSE performance on large, multi-contractor construction sites with high workforce volumes

Strong knowledge of construction safety regulations, environmental compliance, risk management, and incident investigation processes

Experience developing and implementing site-specific HSE plans, emergency response plans, and risk mitigation programs

Demonstrated ability to build strong safety cultures and influence contractor and workforce behaviors

Experience conducting site audits, inspections, safety walkdowns, and compliance assessments

Strong leadership, communication, and stakeholder management skills

Experience managing HSE reporting, documentation, corrective actions, and lessons learned programs

Nice to Have Skills & Experience

Experience supporting hyperscale data center or mission-critical facility construction projects

Professional certifications such as CSP, ASP, CHST, OHST, or equivalent HSE credentials

Experience working directly with clients, regulatory agencies, and third-party safety organizations

Familiarity with contractor safety management systems and behavioral-based safety programs

Experience supporting project startup, commissioning, and turnover activities

Knowledge of environmental permitting and sustainability initiatives within construction environments

Job Description

Insight Global is seeking a Site HSE Manager to support the engineering, procurement, and construction of hyperscale, mission-critical data center projects across the United States for a leading energy company. This role will serve as the site leader for all Health, Safety, and Environmental (HSE) activities and will be responsible for ensuring compliance with company standards, client requirements, and regulatory obligations throughout project execution. The Site HSE Manager will partner closely with construction leadership, subcontractors, and client representatives to drive a proactive safety culture focused on prevention, accountability, and continuous improvement. This individual will lead the implementation of site-specific HSE plans, conduct regular safety audits and inspections, oversee incident investigations and corrective actions, facilitate workforce training and engagement programs, and monitor contractor compliance to ensure a safe and incident-free work environment. Acting as the primary HSE point of contact for the project, the Site HSE Manager will provide visible field leadership, support risk mitigation efforts across all work fronts, maintain regulatory and project compliance documentation, and reinforce safety expectations across a large, multi-contractor construction site.