• Oversees staff of HSE professionals and ensures consistent direction with Corporate HSE strategy and vision • Provides HSE leadership and direction to staff and region consistent with Corporate expectations • Maintains broad knowledge of local, state and federal regulations and familiarity with relevant environmental laws • Receives complaints and reports on safety concerns and conducts proper and documented investigations • Serve as main point of contact for workplace injuries, accident investigations and near-misses within respective region • Visits sites regularly to coordinate and/or conduct jobsite inspections and ensure implementation of the correct safety policies and procedures • Participates in developing and conducting field safety orientation training where appropriate • Ensures inspection of machinery, equipment, and working conditions is conducted for compliance with regulatory requirements and safe work practices • Observes workers to determine compliance with regulatory requirements and company expectations • Conducts audits and assessments as required to capture leading indicators • Distributes results and corrective actions to appropriate stakeholders • Conducts investigation of accidents per program procedures to establish root cause for use in recommending preventive safety measures • Ensure all documentation is complete, accurate, and updated in a timely fashion • Documenting all accidents, safety violations, unsafe conditions or behavior • Represents the Company in meetings with government bodies and other agencies on matters regarding workplace health and safety • Keeps abreast of updates for safety or legal regulations on workplace safety and environmental issues • Maintains knowledge in safety criteria of OSHA CFR-29 1926 Construction, 1910 General Industry, and ANSI standards • Oversees regional HSE communications • Coordinates or delivers basic first aid skills, CPR, and prevention of workplace accidents • Maintains knowledge in safety criteria of OSHA CFR-29 1926 Construction, 1910 General Industry, and ANSI standards • Documents training delivered • Oversees region's drug testing policy, procedures, and operational implementation

• Responsible for the day-to-day sales support and customer service activities for assigned accounts, territory, or product(s). • Focuses on growing and developing new business; proactively calls and engages partners to grow sales for assigned accounts and rebuilding of underpenetrated and neglected relationships with Arrow customers. • Identifies, enables and develops high-potential and non-repeat partners. • Determines and understands customers’ requirements for Arrow product offerings and services. • Provides product information, and follow-up on quotes to close business for Arrow. • Serves as a liaison between Arrow’s internal resources (field sales, engineering, supplier marketing, manufacturing facilities, purchasing and other corporate departments), vendor resources and customers. • Drives sales growth through new customer rebuilding of underpenetrated and neglected relationships. • Generates leads and follows-up on leads obtained through suppliers and Arrow internal sources. • Qualifies prospects, analyzes sales potential, and then prioritizes high-return opportunities for further attention/investment. • Leverages Arrow and vendor programs and promotions to progress a transaction through the sales cycle. • Processes quotes for specified customers and/or quote revisions for mass price changes, program changes or part changes.

• Serve as a point-of-contact for assigned GWAC contract vehicles. • Support Sales and Business Development teams in understanding contract requirements and usage guidelines. • Assist in ensuring compliance with Federal Acquisition Regulations (FAR), agency policies, pricing rules, and contract-specific requirements. • Coordinate required reporting and contract deliverables. • Support contract business reviews with Government Program Offices. • Assist with vendor onboarding and ensure vendors understand compliance requirements. • Monitor Service Level Agreements (SLAs) and support performance tracking. • Promote customer satisfaction and compliant contract growth. • Support the Director in managing the full Order Management lifecycle from award through invoicing and collection – during the Director’s absence. • Process customer orders and generate purchase orders. • Maintain documentation flow from award through closure/delivery. • Support the purchasing manager by tracking purchase order status. • Coordinate with Finance to support invoicing and collection efforts. • Serve as the first point of escalation in resolving order, vendor, and invoice discrepancies. • Maintain accurate data entry within CRM and ERP systems. • Support proposal and sourcing efforts as needed. • Assist with documentation and implementation of process improvements.

• Act as the internal SME for MV collection design, construction readiness, and commissioning across Solar, BESS, DTC, and Gas projects. • Maintain and continuously improve Master specifications, test templates, FAT checklists, installation specs, commissioning checklists, and lessons learned. • Own MV cable specifications and define installation requirements including terminations and splices, shielding details, and grounding/bonding schemes to ensure constructibility, safety, and long-term reliability. • Own technical requirements for MV cable testing and acceptance and support troubleshooting and corrective actions for MV cable issues. • Own MVT specifications and lead transformer design reviews with OEMs. • Conduct vendor and MVT technical due diligence and support and/or witness Factory Acceptance Tests (FATs) and review FAT procedures, and results. • Provide technical oversight during construction and commissioning, including responding to RFIs, punch list support, and root-cause analyses for MV collection equipment issues. • Provide construction/commissioning readiness input including receiving inspection, oil handling, pre-energization checks, and acceptance documentation. • Coordinate with EPCs, OEMs, cable contractors, third-party test firms, and commissioning teams.