Corporate Health, Safety Environment Program Manager

Position Overview :

The Corporate HSE Program Manager is a strategic leader responsible for the design, governance, and continuous

improvement of Health, Safety & Environment (HSE) data systems, performance analytics, reporting frameworks,

digital platforms, and safety management system (SMS).

This role works with internal and external partners and contractors managing companywide construction projects.

Responsible for the design, implementation, maintenance, and evaluation of identified Health, Safety &

Environmental (HSE) programs including the complex analysis of data resulting from these programs.

This position plays a vital role in advancing HSE digital transformation—leveraging enterprise platforms, analytics

technologies, and predictive modeling to uncover hidden risks, strengthen culture, and support Morgan Corp’s

Social Contract.

Key Responsibilities :

• Own and manage the tools, datasets, and processes for collecting, validating, analyzing, and presenting

HSE performance data (partnering with Information Technology). Technologies and digital platforms

(Intelex, HCSS, SharePoint, DoneSafe, etc.).

work environment. Dashboards, scorecards, and analytics in Power BI or equivalent tools to support the

HSE function and business divisions.

regarding compliance with health and safety regulations.

hazard abatement.

and cost-effective solutions to ensure compliance with applicable Federal, State, and local regulations.

identify learning and development gaps, identify solutions and to foster development of all employees

related to health and safety issues. Develop & deliver engaging, sustainable training materials on data and

safety management systems. Items could include project orientation decks, site-specific safety plans, and

subcontractor onboarding documents.

functional teams or projects.

developing reports, identifying gaps, evaluating risk, and implementing process improvements and / or

corrective actions to prevent reoccurrence.

improvements.

tracking, scheduling and cost monitoring on projects, project safety or site safety, and review with

management.

readiness, safety meetings, and permitting requirements (e.g., Dust Control, SWPPP, Noise, Haul Routes).

learning teams, High Energy Controls Assessments (HECA), and Safety Classification & Learning (SCL)

Model.

are met.

Qualifications & Experience :

analytics, HSE programs, etc.).

Experience leading safety audits, observations, or job safety analysis (JSAs) on projects and job sites.

Strong knowledge of OSHA 1910 and 1926 regulations.

Representative type qualities during personal interactions. Oral and written communication skills with

demonstrated ability to design and deliver reports. Critical Competencies :

technical audiences.

internal stakeholders (end users). Project & change management skills and experience are highly

advantageous.

Industrial Hygienist (CIH) or Certified Hazardous Materials Manager (CHMM) is highly desired.

Education

engineering, Environmental Management, Occupational Safety and Health, Industrial Hygiene, or another

equivalent technical field.

Why This Role Matters :

The HSE discipline is undergoing digital transformation. With advancements in analytics, automation, and AI,

organizations increasingly rely on high-quality data to predict incidents, assess behavioral patterns, enhance

training effectiveness, and prioritize safety interventions.

In this environment, the Corporate HSE Manager plays a pivotal role—collecting, organizing, interpreting, and

visualizing data that improves decision-making, prevents incidents, strengthens safety culture, and drives

environmental stewardship.

This role ensures the organization has the insights it needs to protect employees, prevent injuries, manage risks,

and continuously improve HSE performance