EHS Program Manager Overview
| Company Name | |
| Job Role | EHS Program Manager |
| Qualifications | Bachelor’s |
| Category | General Jobs |
| Job Type | Full Time |
| Location | London |
This position is part of Googleâs AI and Infrastructure organization and focuses on environmental, health, and safety work tied to data center construction and technical infrastructure. The role is centered on electrical safety and broader construction EHS oversight, with responsibility for helping ensure that projects are carried out safely, meet regulatory expectations, and support Google Cloudâs standards. The work involves coordinating across multiple teams and external partners, managing risk, and helping maintain a strong culture of safety and continuous improvement.
The broader team works on large-scale infrastructure that powers Googleâs products and services around the world. That includes work across AI infrastructure, hyperscale computing, data center operations, networking, systems research, TPU-related development, and other foundational technologies that support Google customers and users globally.
What you will do
- Take full ownership of EHS programs connected to data center construction in the UK, while serving as a trusted EHS advisor to Google stakeholders.
- Identify environmental and safety risks at construction sites and put practical mitigation measures in place.
- Support the move from design into construction and then into operational activity, making sure safety and EHS considerations are carried through each stage.
- Hold contractors accountable for delivering strong service quality and ensure that problems are identified early and resolved quickly.
- Encourage a culture of continuous learning so that projects become safer, more efficient, and more productive over time.
- Work closely with general contractors, electrical and mechanical trades, and commissioning agents to manage construction quality processes.
- Develop, implement, and maintain the global EHS electrical safety program for data centers and technical infrastructure assets.
- Make sure the program is aligned with Google Cloudâs EHS expectations, complies with applicable regulations, reduces risk, and supports a high-performing safety culture.
What you need
- A bachelorâs degree in civil, electrical, mechanical, or industrial engineering; EHS; architecture; construction management; another related field; or equivalent practical experience.
- At least five years of experience in construction-related EHS work.
- Hands-on experience with workplace electrical safety, including familiarity with standards such as NFPA 70E.
- For this role, Google describes the level as mid-level, meaning the successful candidate should be able to drive progress, solve problems, and mentor less experienced team members while bringing solid applied expertise.
- Preferred background includes a local or regional EHS certification.
- Preferred knowledge of operational metrics and reporting.
- Preferred understanding of the structural, electrical, mechanical, and controls systems used in data centers.
- Preferred ability to read and interpret plans and technical drawings.
- Preferred fluency in English and Finnish to support client relationship management in the region.
- Preferred strong communication and stakeholder management skills.
- Google also states that English proficiency is required for all roles unless a posting specifically says otherwise.
Additional context
The role is based in London, UK. The posting does not describe a remote or hybrid arrangement, so the working pattern is presented as onsite in London.
Google includes its standard equal opportunity statement, noting that it is committed to building a workforce that reflects the users it serves and that it does not discriminate on protected grounds. The posting also says that applicants who need an accommodation can use Googleâs accommodations form.
The page also includes Googleâs standard recruitment notice that it does not accept agency resumes and will not pay fees for unsolicited resumes sent to its jobs alias, employees, or other locations.
Google notes that equity grants, if offered, are discretionary and subject to Alphabetâs approval, the relevant stock plan, and the grant agreement. The posting also explains that such grants are not guaranteed and do not affect statutory payments.
To apply, candidates should use the Apply option on the Google Careers posting. The page also provides options to copy the link or email the role to a friend.
Degree Requirement: Bachelor’s
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