US QHSE Manager

Cyberhawk•Golden, CO

12d•$80,000 - $110,000•Hybrid

About The Position

Cyberhawk is a fast-growing technology company that leads in drone-based visual inspection and survey solutions for the energy infrastructure and major capital projects markets. Their cloud-based software, iHawk, manages and maintains large-scale sites and assets using drone and visual data, making asset and project management safer, easier, and greener. The company values its talented people and aims for ambitious growth, seeking individuals to join their high-performance team. They foster a "no drama" work environment, emphasizing teamwork, knowledge sharing, and mutual respect. Employees are encouraged to learn, take on challenges, and communicate openly and honestly, while also having fun. Cyberhawk is committed to delivering excellent results and fostering an inclusive work environment.

Requirements

Previous experience in leading ISO audits.
Previous experience in working on an interdisciplinary team and cross-functional collaboration with different parts of the business.
Experience of working in a multi-national organization.
Intermediate Level user of Office 365 (Word, Excel, PowerPoint etc.).
Outstanding communication and people skills.
Excellent organizational and leadership abilities.
Excellent eye for detail and capacity to create and follow corporate and regional procedures.
Internal auditing qualification.
Certified Safety Professional or Associate Safety Professional Certifications.
5+ years leading QHSE in a utilities environment.

Responsibilities

Responsible for all Quality, Health, Safety, Cyber Security and Environmental compliance in the US.
Manage audits and maintain ISO accreditations including ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO 45001, ISO 27001 & KPIs.
Maintain QHSE related information up to date on all Customer Platforms for accreditations and procurement purposes.
Provide strategic oversight of field safety and support the US Field Safety Manager with proactive safety initiatives.
Drive a positive and open Health and Safety Culture in the US.
Define objectives and annual plans for QHSE.
Lead US internal and external audits, including ISO audits.
Roll out best practice across the business.
Produce HSE reports for the Senior Leadership Team and Board Review.
Ensure existing H&S process and policies are fit for purpose and reflect regulatory developments.
Organize quarterly Safety Committees.
Support tender processes and keep customer portals up to date.
Raise internal awareness and advise on necessary training.
Support the Global QHSE Manager in implementing and reporting on ESG objectives and actions.
Stay up-to-date on legislation changes/regulations and act as a reference for others.
Conduct safety investigations.
Manage ISN.
Manage TSP for PG&E.
Support risk assessments (JHA/RAMS).
Update the risk register for new equipment and procedures.
Ensure all Quality processes are accurate, up to date, and being used in practice.
Support the creation of quality assurance plans where necessary.
Agree, track, and report on KPIs for Quality.
Ensure all Cybersecurity processes are accurate, up to date, and being used in practice.
Agree and track and report on KPIs for Cybersecurity.
Liaise with line managers to implement Information Security Policies, risk assessments, and support operational procedures.