Energy Marshal, Multi-Site
Fluidstack · Remote · U.S. Remote · Austin, TX ·
COMPENSATION
$199k – $247k
Listed on the employer's job board (Ashby)
- Fully remote travel
- Senior safety role
- Multi-site oversight
- Data center focus
- High autonomy
Fluidstack is building civilization-scale compute infrastructure to support frontier AI models. The company acquires power, designs data centers, and operates them with a focus on speed and scale. The HSE team works to prevent fatalities and injuries by bridging the gap between written safety controls and field application.
As an Energy Marshal, you will own hazardous energy control across concurrent multi-site projects. You will have sole authority to authorize or stop energization activities, ensuring strict adherence to safety standards during the transition from construction to operations.
What you'll do
- Own hazardous energy control from temporary power through commissioning and handoff
- Write and approve all switching plans, LOTO procedures, and energization sequences
- Hold sole authority to authorize, pause, or stop any energization or isolation work
- Audit field electrical safety practices including JHAs, permits, and PPE usage
- Manage the Kirk key program and tamper seal authorization for all equipment
- Select, onboard, and audit contract site-level Energy Marshals at active campuses
- Build multi-site standards and templates to accelerate new campus energization programs
What you'll need
- Minimum five years as Energy Marshal on data center or mission-critical construction
- Experience running end-to-end energizations on more than one site simultaneously
- Current NFPA 70E qualified-person training and NFPA CESCP or CESW credential
- OSHA 30 Construction certification and current First Aid/CPR/AED credentials
- Proven experience writing and approving MV and LV switching orders and LOTO procedures
- History of stopping unsafe energizations and successfully restarting work safely
- Experience directing other Energy Marshals and enforcing a single safety standard
- Ability to coordinate GC, subcontractors, commissioning agents, and utility teams
- Experience managing Kirk key interlock or tamper seal programs on live gear
- Maintain current energization logs and permit records for audit readiness
- Ability to explain arc flash boundaries clearly to apprentices and executives
Nice to have
- Electrician licensure at journeyman or master level
- Utility safety leadership experience such as CUSP
- Commissioning credentials like CxA or QCxP
- Experience reviewing arc flash studies using SKM or ETAP
- Background in behind-the-meter generation and multi-state utility interconnection
Stack
- NFPA 70E
- SKM
- ETAP
How you'll work
- High intensity work environment with long hours
- Full autonomy to operate outside core role without permission
- Travel required across multiple active campus sites