Program Manager

Project Manager (Remote)
This Project Manager will be part of a PMO responsible for driving multiple strategic Environmental, Health & Safety (EHS) initiatives across construction, operations, and central programs. The successful candidate will ensure projects are delivered end to end against annual goals, serving as the connective tissue across teams, regions, and the central PMO. This role requires the ability to keep complex initiatives aligned, on schedule, and effectively adopted within fast-moving, ambiguous environments.

Project Manager Qualifications
Program & Project Management

• PMO-grade program/project management experience.
• Proven ability to manage multiple complex projects concurrently.
• Demonstrated experience driving end-to-end delivery (scope, milestones, dependencies, risks, and adoption).

• Experience serving as the primary point of contact for diverse stakeholders.
• Comfortable interfacing across levels, up to regional leadership and PMO leadership.
• Strong facilitation skills for status meetings, workshops, and requirement sessions.

• Familiarity with EHS concepts, terminology, and standards (not required to be a deep technical specialist).
• Prior exposure to EHS, safety, compliance, industrial operations, utilities, infrastructure, or construction environments.

• Self-starter who thrives in ambiguity and high-pace environments.
• Able to take direction without needing step-by-step instructions.
• Skilled at synthesizing information from PMO and stakeholder discussions and connecting dots across initiatives.

• Strong capability in building and maintaining project plans, trackers, and status reporting.
• Highly focused on schedule adherence and adoption as core success metrics.

• Expected to attend PMO team meetings, listen for cross-project dependencies and duplication, and act as the “glue” to keep work moving and aligned.
• Own and manage a portfolio of ~5 EHS projects spanning construction, operations, and programmatic initiatives.
• Partner with EHS leaders (e.g., contractor management lead, area managers, operations/construction stakeholders) to translate roadmaps into executable plans.
• Build, maintain, and continuously update project plans, milestone trackers, and status reports.
• Facilitate requirements workshops and planning sessions to define scope, requirements, and success criteria.
• Run recurring project status meetings (weekly/monthly as appropriate) to drive alignment, decisions, and follow-through.
• Track and report progress and risks, with emphasis on schedule and adoption.
• Drive issue escalation through the central PMO.
• Coordinate across regions (primarily U.S., plus some EMEA/APAC) to ensure consistent execution and messaging.
• Identify and prevent duplication of effort by connecting dots between related initiatives.
• Contribute to continuous improvement of PMO processes, methodologies, and tools, acting as a peer brain on the PMO team—not just an executor.