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QHSE Manager

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QHSE Manager

Overview

 

Moonshot is seeking a proactive and systems-oriented QHSE (Quality, Health, Safety & Environmental) Manager to lead and continuously improve our organization-wide safety, quality, and operational compliance programs. This role is critical to scaling Moonshot’s manufacturing and engineering operations while maintaining a strong culture of safety, accountability, and process excellence. Reporting to the Vice President of Engineering & Production, the QHSE Manager will drive safety protocol implementation, monitor organizational performance indicators, oversee ISO 9001 maintenance, and lead high-level process standardization efforts across the company. This leader will partner cross-functionally to ensure Moonshot operates safely, efficiently, and in alignment with our commitment to operational excellence.

 

Key Responsibilities

 

  • Lead the rollout, implementation, and continuous improvement of Moonshot’s organization-wide safety protocols and compliance initiatives.
  • Proactively lead risk assessments for new production and operational endeavors.
  • Promote adherence to safety standards, including PPE requirements, lifting protocols, hazard mitigation, and safe operational practices across all facilities and teams.
  • Track, analyze, and report on leading and lagging safety indicators, identifying trends and driving corrective actions to improve organizational performance.
  • Develop and maintain safety training programs, audits, inspections, and compliance documentation to ensure regulatory and internal standard adherence.
  • Manage the Quality Assurance function, including direct oversight of the Quality Assurance Manager and alignment of quality initiatives across the organization.
  • Maintain and continuously improve Moonshot’s ISO 9001 Quality Management System, including audits, documentation control, corrective actions, and certification readiness.
  • Partner closely with Engineering, Production, Operations, and Leadership teams to embed quality and safety principles into day-to-day operations and strategic initiatives.

 

Qualifications

 

  • Bachelor’s degree in Occupational Safety, Engineering, Quality Management, Manufacturing, Industrial Engineering, or a related field; or equivalent practical experience.
  • 5+ years of experience in QHSE, manufacturing operations, safety management, or quality systems leadership within an industrial or manufacturing environment.
  • Strong working knowledge of OSHA requirements, safety compliance programs, incident investigation, and risk mitigation practices.
  • Experience managing and maintaining ISO 9001 quality systems, including internal audits, corrective actions, and certification processes.
  • Demonstrated ability to lead cross-functional initiatives and drive accountability across multiple departments and operational teams.
  • Experience developing SOPs, operational processes, and continuous improvement initiatives in a fast-paced environment.
  • Strong communication, leadership, organizational, and analytical skills with the ability to influence at all levels of the organization.
  • Preferred certifications include OSHA 30, Certified Safety Professional (CSP), Certified Quality Engineer (CQE), or equivalent credentials.

 

Why Moonshot?

 

At Moonshot, we are building advanced systems and technologies that push the boundaries of innovation and manufacturing excellence. We move quickly, solve complex problems collaboratively, and value leaders who can build scalable systems without losing sight of execution and accountability. As our QHSE Manager, you will play a foundational role in shaping the safety culture, operational discipline, and quality standards that enable Moonshot to grow responsibly and sustainably.

 

  • Career Growth: Accelerate your career in a high-growth company with clear advancement opportunities and access to ongoing professional development with a forerunner in the AI/Datacenter build space
  • Mentorship and Training: Deliver hands on training and gain access to mentorship from world-class coaches as you develop out Moonshot’s technical team
  • Innovative Culture: Be part of a collaborative, forward-thinking team that values new ideas and supports your professional journey

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