Cypress Creek Renewables

Manager

• Serve as the primary on-site safety representative for Cypress Creek Renewables during project construction.
• Oversee and monitor contractor and subcontractor compliance with OSHA regulations, site-specific safety plans, and company HSSE policies.
• Conduct daily site safety observations, inspections, and formal audits; track and close corrective actions.
• Lead incident investigations, root cause analyses, and development of corrective and preventive actions.
• Review and approve Job Hazard Analyses (JHAs), Activity Hazard Analyses (AHAs), and high-risk work plans.
• Facilitate safety meetings, toolbox talks, and site safety orientations.
• Provide coaching and mentorship to field leadership and craft personnel to strengthen safety performance and leadership behaviors.
• Act as a problem-solver and mediator for safety-related conflicts, promoting fair and consistent enforcement of safety expectations.
• Maintain accurate safety documentation, reports, and metrics for project leadership and corporate HSSE.
• Partner with project management to integrate safety into scheduling, planning, and execution activities.
• Serve as a visible safety leader on site, modeling Cypress Creek Renewables’ safety values and expectations.

Site Safety Manager

Security Engineer

• Work with contracted security forces to effectively manage staffing, scheduling, and performance.
• Develop and implement companywide security policies, procedures, and standards for offices and field sites.
• Coordinate with Safety and Field Operations to ensure consistent risk mitigation, emergency response planning, and incident management practices.
• Monitor security trends and incidents, analyze root causes, and implement actionable strategies to reduce risk and loss exposure.
• Develop, manage, and optimize the security operating budget, including vendor cost controls, invoice validation, and ROI assessment for guards and technology.
• Support security related insurance loss prevention initiatives, claims documentation, evidence collection, and post-incident insurer engagement.
• Own the standard security technology architecture across the fleet, including camera standards, analytics, access control, and remote monitoring.
• Proactively engage local law enforcement, municipalities, and community stakeholders for high-risk sites.
• Conduct threat assessments for existing facilities and new/planned sites to identify vulnerabilities and recommend security enhancements.
• Lead initiatives to prevent and respond to copper and material theft at construction and O&M sites.
• Develop deterrence measures, conduct investigations, and coordinate with law enforcement and community partners.
• Conduct site visits to assess vulnerabilities and ensure security infrastructure effectiveness.
• Track and report incidents, identifying trends and implementing preventive strategies.
• Post Arrest Legal Coordination: Serve as the primary liaison with Legal and law enforcement following arrests, supporting prosecution efforts, evidence preservation, restitution claims, and case follow through for security related violations.
• Prepare and deliver monthly Security Reports summarizing incidents, preventive measures, metrics, and progress on open issues.
• Provide timely updates and recommendations to senior leadership regarding security performance, risks, and emerging issues.
• Maintain accurate records of incidents, investigations, and law enforcement engagement.
• Continuously assess and improve security programs, incorporating industry best practices.
• Recommend technology enhancements or process improvements to strengthen site security, reduce theft, and improve incident response.
• Develop and facilitate training programs for employees and contractors to promote security awareness and compliance.
• Establish key performance indicators (KPIs) for security effectiveness, response time, and incident reduction.

Site Safety Manager

Security Manager