Physical Security Project Manager ID-11791

April 17, 2025

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The Physical Security Project Manager 2 will report to the Physical Security Lead and assist in managing and executing a companywide program focused on the protection of company assets through physical security projects.

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This is not an IT related role.

The Physical Security Project Manager 2 will be responsible for the design, implementation, and delivery of the Humana Safety & Security (HSS) physical security project process and associated programs. They will collaborate with integrators, business unit customers and real estate construction teams on standard delivery and turn-key program approaches. Additionally, they will manage day-to-day expectations of the enterprise security integrator(s) and their PMs as it relates to project delivery and accountability. Will work closely with other HSS team members as it relates to security systems & technology issues impacting their areas of responsibility. The ideal candidate will not only have demonstrated experience in these areas but will also have experience in the healthcare industry, certifications such as a Physical Security Professional (PSP) and project management experience.

Position Responsibilities:

Support the physical security systems program through project management leadership and deliver security projects on-time, on-budget, and with high quality.

In conjunction with leadership, establish clear expectations, quality management measures, and governance over integrators.

Assist in developing a life-cycle planning and technology roadmap strategy for physical security systems and technology platforms.

Provide recommendations to leadership regarding updates to standards, technology, and enhancements to the project delivery process.

Improve project delivery frameworks and program documentation.

Develop close relationships with key stakeholders in business, real estate, IT and other counterparts.

Develop and deliver security awareness, communication, and education for key customers and end-users.

Support other Humana Safety & Security team members in their functional areas as directed - may include areas such as threat management, risk intelligence, executive protection and investigations.

Use your skills to make an impact

Required Qualifications

Bachelor's degree in Business Administration, Security Management or 5+years of experience in physical security within a corporate environment.
Experience with the following security technologies: Lenel S2 access control, Milestone video management software, Bosch security
Technical understanding of physical security systems and barrier solutions.
5+ years of Project Management training, skills, and expertise.
Experience managing security design and installation projects to include effective management of security integrators.
Experience managing multiple, complex projects, with proven track record for results
Ability to synthesize vast amounts of information to guide decisions
Strong interpersonal, verbal and written communication skills
Demonstrated advanced critical thinking skills
Highly organized, adapts quickly to changing demands, great attention to detail
Problem-solver, able to troubleshoot issues independently and knows when to escalate
Able to respond to strategic direction, recognize leadership intent and re-prioritize workload accordingly
Strong sense of personal accountability and sound professional judgement, integrity is a must
Experience working in a large-scale, complex, matrixed and fast-paced environment

Preferred Qualifications

Completion of a recognized security certification is highly desired. Examples include but are not limited to: Certified Protection Professional (CPP), Physical Security Professional (PSP), Associate Protection Professional (APP)
Understanding of industry standards related to physical security design to include areas such as crime prevention through environmental design (CPTED)
PMP Certified

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