Site Security Manager

Integra•Oklahoma City, OK

About The Position

The Site Security Manager (SSM) leads daily security operations, programs, and personnel at a project site. The role oversees physical security, access control, investigations, emergency response support, contractor and visitor security, and security performance management. The SSM is the primary site security leader, responsible for protecting employees, visitors, contractors, company assets, intellectual property, and business operations while ensuring compliance with company standards, client requirements, applicable regulations, and site procedures. The position works closely with Operations, HSE, Human Resources, Information Technology, Facilities, project leadership, contract security providers, and law enforcement to maintain a safe and resilient operating environment. The SSM leads the site security program, manages access controls and security technology, responds to incidents and investigations, and supports emergency preparedness and business continuity. The role also manages contractor and visitor security, daily security operations and contract security personnel, awareness training, reporting, and performance metrics. The SSM is expected to lead with integrity and sound judgment, promote prevention and accountability, and build effective working relationships across the site. Integra delivers turnkey data center solutions across site selection, design, manufacturing, procurement, commissioning, and warranty. The company describes its culture as collaborative and focused on accountability, continuous improvement, innovation, and reliable delivery of mission-critical infrastructure.

Requirements

At least 7 years of security, law enforcement, military, emergency management, or corporate security experience.
At least 3 years of experience managing facility, project site, or industrial security operations.
Experience supervising contract security personnel or security teams.
Experience with access control, CCTV, investigations, emergency response, and physical security programs.
FEMA ICS 100, 200, 700, and 800 certifications.
OSHA 10 or OSHA 30 certification.
An associate degree in Criminal Justice, Security Management, Emergency Management, Business Administration, or a related field is preferred; equivalent military, law enforcement, emergency management, or corporate security experience may be substituted.

Nice To Haves

Experience in manufacturing, construction, critical infrastructure, data centers, or industrial environments.
Certified Protection Professional (CPP).
Physical Security Professional (PSP).
Associate Protection Professional (APP).
Certified Homeland Protection Professional (CHPP).

Responsibilities

Lead implementation of site security policies, procedures, standards, and post orders; maintain the facility security plan and site-specific procedures.
Ensure compliance with corporate security requirements, client expectations, and contractual obligations.
Conduct security risk assessments, vulnerability reviews, and inspections; identify gaps and develop corrective action plans.
Serve as the site point of contact for security audits, assessments, and client security reviews, and support enterprise security improvement initiatives.
Manage facility access control, visitor management, and badging programs, including issuance, tracking, auditing, suspension, and deactivation of credentials.
Control keys, locks, restricted areas, gates, turnstiles, and other controlled access points; monitor and coordinate maintenance and repair of security technology systems.
Lead security responses to incidents, threats, suspicious activity, and emergencies; conduct or support investigations and preserve evidence when required.
Prepare investigation reports, incident summaries, and corrective action recommendations; coordinate with relevant internal functions and law enforcement and track corrective actions to closure.
Support emergency management, crisis response, business continuity, emergency planning, drills, exercises, and after-action reviews.
Coordinate security response during emergencies and support accountability, lockdown, evacuation, re-entry, and crisis communications procedures.
Verify and enforce security requirements for contractors, vendors, visitors, and delivery personnel; support onboarding, briefings, and compliance monitoring.
Support project mobilization, demobilization, temporary security planning, and security controls for high-risk or off-hours work and major site activities.
Manage daily security operations and contract security personnel, including staffing plans, post assignments, coverage schedules, inspections, audits, performance reviews, and officer direction and coaching.
Review security officer reports, logs, patrol records, and incident documentation; coordinate with security providers on staffing, performance, training, and corrective actions.
Deliver or coordinate security awareness training, site orientation, onboarding, drills, and exercises; maintain training records and promote reporting and security compliance.
Maintain security records, reports, logs, and documentation; develop and submit performance metrics and monthly reports, track trends, and identify issues requiring leadership attention.
Demonstrate professional, ethical, and accountable leadership; promote a proactive security culture and hold personnel and stakeholders accountable for security expectations.