Organizational Learning Coordinator - Safety

WORK LOCATION The position will be preferentially located near Atlanta, GA, however candidates living outside of the area may be considered with the expectation that they would be willing to travel to work and/or field location on a routine (to be determined) and as-needed basis. The position requires local and statewide travel (up to 75%), including air travel for conferences and engagement with utility industry organizations occasionally. The position will require a mix of both field and office work.

SUMMARY The Organizational Learning Coordinator will provide leadership and guidance for the Event Learning process (event analysis and continuous improvement effort) and action item management to improve safety and efficiency across the organization. This role requires a strong background in Human Performance, safety, leadership, and collaborative problem-solving. The focus will be on collaborating with departments across Georgia Power to implement controls that reduce the risk of injuries, close calls, and near misses. Responsibilities include facilitating the Event Learning Process, drafting reports, sharing lessons learned, and delivering training. The successful candidate will maintain positive, action-oriented relationships with stakeholders while challenging teams to implement innovative solutions for performance improvement. The Coordinator will report to the Organizational Learning Manager and be part of the Georgia Power Safety and Health team.

QUALIFICATIONS Education: High School Diploma or G.E.D. required Bachelor’s degree in engineering, engineering technology, safety management, or a related field is plus.

Five years of experience in transmission, distribution, system operations, engineering or safety. Experience in heavy industrial, power generation, papermill, petrochemical, or refinery will also be considered. Experience facilitating Event Learnings, structured event analysis, or process improvement is preferred. Strong communication and interpersonal skills. Knowledge, Skills, & Abilities: Leadership and Team-Building Skills Ability to lead and direct teams efficiently and effectively, even under tight deadlines. Ability to build trust and create an environment of psychological safety for candid communication and collaborative innovation. Capability to engage with all levels of the organization to communicate lessons learned, exercise influence to build buy-in, and drive needed changes. Ability to work collaboratively across departments. Written and Verbal Communication Skills Proficiency in presenting findings and preparing Event Learning reports for diverse audiences. Experience interacting with Legal and Risk Management teams, with the ability to produce documents suitable for litigation and regulatory reviews. Ability to share lessons learned using a narrative approach to make complex information relatable. Proficiency in using digital tools (Microsoft PowerPoint, SharePoint, Lists, etc.) for training, sharing lessons learned, and data analysis. Human Performance Fundamentals Knowledge of Human Performance and Continuous Improvement principles, with the ability to teach these concepts effectively. Sharing Lessons Learned Experience in supporting the creation and maintenance of a centralized digital repository for lessons learned. Data and AI Skills Ability to collaborate with team members to input and analyze data. Awareness of opportunities to integrate Artificial Intelligence into data trending and analysis. PRIMARY JOB RESPONSIBILITIES Lead Event and Learning Processes Coordinate event learning and conduct causal analysis of safety-related incidents and proactive learning efforts. Facilitate the event learning process, from organizing meetings to preparing comprehensive reports with a focus on proactive management of critical risk. Bridge communication between safety committees and the organizational learning team. Guide teams in identifying opportunities for continuous