Section Manager Capital Projects Team
Consolidated Edison
Section Manager Capital Projects Team
Consolidated Edison
Delivers electricity to NYC and Westchester
The Section Manager is responsible for managing the Security Technology Services operation which is responsible for evaluating, reviewing, and proposing technical security equipment to safeguard personnel and prevent unauthorized access to critical equipment, systems, material and information at critical facilities. Such security equipment includes but is not limited to access card systems, alarm systems, recorded CCTV systems, motion detectors, intrusion detection systems, etc. The Section Manager will play an integral part in prioritizing security projects with the Companys subject matter experts and working with IT to integrate the systems. The Section Manager coordinates the physical security projects on the Corporate KPI. The Section Manager will lead cross functional teams to pursue objectives which fall in line with Corporate Securitys mission to protect the Company, its employees and its assets. The Section Manager will oversee all physical technical security projects to include upgrades and enhancement to security at Company locations, and the departments capital projects such as the security camera replacement project, and the new video management system. The Section Manager oversees the vulnerability assessments conducted at critical locations. The Section Manager will be responsible for developing justification and drafting white papers for the Departments physical security capital projects.
Required Education/ExperienceMinimum Salary: $145,000.00
Maximum Salary: $195,000.00
Delivers electricity to NYC and Westchester
Consolidated Edison supplies electricity to more than 10 million people and businesses in New York City and Westchester. Its work centers on reliable delivery of power and expanding access to energy services. The company also pursues a net-zero future by 2050, aggressively reducing fossil fuel use and investing in clean energy, infrastructure, and new technologies. It runs energy-efficiency programs that have cut carbon emissions by 11 million metric tons since 2009, and is undertaking long-term projects to strengthen resilience against extreme weather. Its approach differs from many competitors through a strong commitment to affordability, equity, and environmental justice, collaboration with customers, regulators, engineers, and policymakers, and a continuous focus on practical infrastructure and technology investments to support a cleaner energy system.
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