Programming Construction Manager

This job is in Boise:

Position Summary

We are seeking a highly experienced Controls Field Technician with strong managerial capabilities to support mission-critical operations involving HPM/GLSS matrices for hazardous materials (hazmat) operations and controls. The ideal candidate will serve as a technical leader in the field—bridging hands-on controls expertise, operational oversight, and matrix-driven compliance. This role requires someone who can confidently navigate complex HPM/GLSS matrices governing hazmat operations and controls systems, while also providing leadership to field teams. As a strong bonus, the candidate will be able to review, evaluate, and recommend improvements to the computer programming/code that implements the information contained in these matrices.

Key Responsibilities

•  Serve as the primary field expert on controls systems related to hazmat operations, ensuring systems function safely, reliably, and in accordance with applicable HPM/GLSS matrices.

•  Interpret, apply, and navigate HPM/GLSS matrices for hazmat operations and controls; translate matrix requirements into clear field procedures, work packages, and operational guidance.

•  Lead and coordinate field controls activities, including troubleshooting, commissioning support, system validation, and ongoing operational readiness for critical infrastructure.

•  Provide day-to-day managerial oversight of field technicians and trade partners involved in controls and hazmat-related scopes—assigning work, monitoring quality, enforcing safety protocols, and driving accountability.

•  Collaborate with construction management, operations, engineering, and safety teams to resolve field issues quickly while maintaining compliance with matrix-driven requirements.

•  Support commissioning, integrated systems testing, and turnover activities for controls systems tied to hazmat operations.

•  Document field conditions, deviations, and recommendations; escalate matrix interpretation or implementation issues as needed.

•  (Preferred / Bonus) Review existing computer programming/code that implements HPM/GLSS matrix information; evaluate logic, identify gaps or inefficiencies, and suggest practical changes or improvements to enhance reliability, usability, or compliance.

Required Qualifications

•  Extensive hands-on experience as a Controls Field Technician (typically 8–12+ years) in industrial, mission-critical, data center, or process environments involving complex control systems.

•  Proven ability to read, interpret, and operationalize technical matrices or structured compliance frameworks—specifically experience with (or strong aptitude for) HPM/GLSS-style matrices related to hazmat operations and controls.

•  Demonstrated managerial or lead-level skills: ability to direct field crews, coordinate multi-trade work, enforce standards, and communicate effectively with both technical and non-technical stakeholders.

•  Strong working knowledge of industrial controls systems (PLC, DCS, BMS/BAS, SCADA, or similar), instrumentation, and field commissioning practices.

•  Solid understanding of hazardous materials operations, associated safety protocols, and the integration of controls systems that support hazmat handling, monitoring, or emergency response.

•  Ability to work independently in the field while providing clear leadership and documentation.

•  Excellent troubleshooting, problem-solving, and communication skills.

Preferred / Bonus Qualifications

•  Direct experience reviewing, evaluating, or modifying computer programming/code (ladder logic, structured text, function block, or similar) that implements matrix-based logic or operational rules.

•  Familiarity with data center, hyperscale, or mission-critical facility environments and the unique controls/hazmat interface requirements that arise in those settings.

•  Relevant certifications (e.g., instrumentation & controls, hazmat operations/technician level, PLC programming, or equivalent).

•  Prior experience supporting owner’s representative, program management, or construction management teams (HPM-style environments preferred).

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