Senior Corporate Health Manager

FluidStack

. Own the workers compensation program across data center operations, construction, manufacturing, and corporate .

Posted 10/5/2026full-timeUnited StatesSenior💰 $195,000 - $265,000 per yearWebsite

Core Competencies

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in managing multi-state workers compensation programs, including case management for high-severity injuries and the establishment of return-to-work programs. Proficient in OSHA recordkeeping, industrial hygiene, and ergonomics, with a focus on data analysis for injury trends and cost drivers.

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Workers Compensation Program ManagementCase Management for High-Severity InjuriesOSHA Recordkeeping and ComplianceIndustrial Hygiene and ErgonomicsData Analysis for Injury Trends

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Hard Skills

Case ManagementReturn-to-Work Program DevelopmentExposure AssessmentsErgonomics ImplementationClaim Reserve ReviewsInjury Trend AnalysisMulti-State ComplianceMedical SurveillanceTransitional Duty ProgramsCarrier and TPA Management

Soft Skills

LeadershipCollaboration with Field SupervisorsCommunication with Union Workforces

Tools & Technologies

OrigamiRiskonnectIntelex

Certifications & Qualifications

CIHCSPCCMCPDMOccupational Health RN

Industry Keywords

Occupational MedicineHSEConstruction SafetyManufacturing SafetyHigh-Deductible Workers CompensationSelf-Insured ProgramsTexas Non-Subscriber RulesNew York ComplianceIndiana ComplianceLouisiana Compliance

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Own the workers compensation program across data center operations, construction, manufacturing, and corporate
Manage carrier and TPA selection, claim reserves, reviews, and claim closure
Run end-to-end case management for work-related injuries and illnesses
Establish occupational medicine and clinic networks in each operating state
Build the return-to-work program, including transitional duty for shift-based field roles
Establish industrial hygiene and ergonomics programs for high-energy sites and the manufacturing facility
Conduct exposure assessments and sampling for heat, noise, and fatigue controls
Reduce ergonomic risks in shift-based field work and implement medical surveillance where required
Own OSHA 300, 300A, and 301 recordkeeping, electronic submissions, and state filings
Consolidate claims, near-miss, and clinic data into injury-trend and cost-driver reporting
Enable leadership and site HSE teams to act proactively on injury trends

Requirements

What you’ll need

Personally managed a multi-state workers compensation program for a workforce of thousands
Experience with carrier and TPA relationships, reserve reviews, and premium and experience-mod outcomes
Case management for high-severity injuries in construction, manufacturing, or heavy industry
Built and implemented a return-to-work or transitional duty program
Experience working with field supervisors and union or contractor workforces
Led industrial hygiene and ergonomics work, including exposure assessments, sampling, task redesign, and medical surveillance
Owned OSHA recordkeeping across many sites and passed an inspection or audit
Experience working with carriers, adjusters, defense counsel, occupational physicians, HR, and injured employees
Claims and clinic data analysis for injury trends and cost drivers
Industrial hygiene or safety credentials such as CIH or CSP are a bonus
Case management or disability management credentials such as CCM, CPDM, or occupational health RN are a bonus
Experience with self-insured or high-deductible workers compensation programs and captive structures is a bonus
Experience with multi-state compliance, including Texas non-subscriber rules, New York, Indiana, and Louisiana, is a bonus
Experience with Origami, Riskonnect, or Intelex is a bonus
Authorized to work in the United States

Benefits

Comp & perks

Equity for all full-time roles
Meaningful equity / restricted stock units
Base pay transparency and compensation discussions
Equal employment opportunity