Program Manager, Construction Area Environmental Health and Safety

Google is seeking a Program Manager for Construction Area Environmental Health and Safety to join their Data Center team. This role combines program management expertise with environmental health and safety oversight for construction projects. The position offers a competitive salary range of $139,000-$207,000 plus bonus, equity, and comprehensive benefits.

The ideal candidate will bring 5+ years of experience in both program management and EHS field safety management. They will be responsible for developing and implementing EHS programs across a defined area, working closely with Data Center partners, contractors, and various technical teams. The role involves strategic planning, risk mitigation, and ensuring safety performance meets Google's high standards.

The position is based in Kansas City, MO, where you'll be part of Google's Data Center team that designs and operates some of the world's most sophisticated electrical and HVAC systems. The team is known for its diverse, upbeat, and creative culture, with a strong focus on team collaboration.

Key responsibilities include leading EHS program development, ensuring contractor compliance with safety requirements, monitoring construction project teams, and driving a culture of continuous learning. You'll also collaborate with the wider Construction EHS team to implement best practices, analyze trends, and mitigate risks while maintaining operational capacity of live Data Centers.

This role offers an excellent opportunity to impact Google's infrastructure development while ensuring the highest standards of safety and environmental protection. The position comes with Google's comprehensive benefits package and the chance to work with cutting-edge technology in a company committed to diversity, equity, and inclusion.

The successful candidate will need strong program management skills, deep EHS expertise, and the ability to work effectively across multiple stakeholders. Preferred qualifications include Certified Safety Professional certification, 10 years of EHS management experience, and experience leading construction EHS efforts for multi-site projects across different locations.