Enforces electrical safety protocols for mission-critical data center operations, including LOTO, NFPA 70E, and energized work procedures. Serves as the on-site authority for high-risk electrical activities, coordinates energization sequencing with MEP and commissioning teams, identifies hazardous conditions, maintains permits and incident records, and supports safe transition into commissioning.
About Ares Technology Consultants, LLC
ARES delivers expert support for mission-critical data center operations, specializing in electrical and mechanical systems, commissioning, and infrastructure reliability. With a strong focus on safety, professionalism, and technical excellence, ARES empowers teams to succeed in high-performance environments across the globe.
About the role
This Energy Marshal will be working on-site in Haskell, TX. This is a full-time role.
What you'll do
- Enforce electrical safety protocols including LOTO, NFPA 70E, and energized work procedures
- Act as on-site authority for all energized work and high-risk electrical activities
- Coordinate energization sequencing with MEP and commissioning teams
- Identify and mitigate high-risk conditions in real time
- Maintain permits, logs, and incident documentation
- Support safe transition into commissioning
Qualifications
- Experience in electrical safety within mission critical or industrial environments
- Strong knowledge of LOTO and energized systems
- Ability to enforce safety standards and stop work
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Ensures safe energization and isolation activities during data center construction and commissioning. Manages electrical room access, site LOTO programs, pre-energization inspections, commission plan verification, quality report review, and audits against safety standards. Provides expert guidance on energy isolation, interprets electrical line drawings, participates in hazard analysis meetings, supports continuous improvement, and has authority to stop unsafe work. Requires strong electrical safety knowledge, communication skills, and physical ability to inspect equipment in challenging environments.
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Oversee safe energization and isolation activities during data center construction commissioning. Manage electrical room access, LOTO programs, inspections, audits, permits, and safety meetings. Review commissioning plans and quality reports, interpret electrical line drawings, verify compliance across AC and DC systems, and provide expert guidance on energy isolation. Serve as the authority to stop unsafe work while supporting continuous improvement and communicating technical requirements to diverse teams.
Top Skills:
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Professional Services
Leads commissioning readiness, energization, startup, testing, LOTO governance, safety oversight, quality planning, documentation, turnover, and operational readiness for complex mission-critical projects. Coordinates commissioning agents, contractors, vendors, operations teams, clients, and safety personnel. Manages risk mitigation, approvals, procedures, testing milestones, deficiencies, training, acceptance, and closeout while mentoring personnel and driving continuous improvement.
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