About this role
Associate Director of Safety
As Associate Director of Safety across the US, you are responsible for driving safe processes and ensuring compliance to all safety regulations. As well as being responsible for providing safety expertise leveraging lean principles and hierarchy of controls to ensure the safety of our team members. You will develop and deliver safe processes through engineering and ergonomic solutions in partnership with building and HQ leadership. You will need to coordinate extensively with cross-functional groups such as Operations, MRE, Engineering, HR, Food Safety & Quality, Operational Excellence, and others. You will build and deliver on-time programs that support operational growth where experimentation, imagination, innovation, and results are measured.
A successful Associate Director of Safety will have strong leadership skills, be detail-oriented, resilient, a quick decision maker, work with data, and possess a commitment to getting things right. You must be highly determined to drive permanent removal of hazard root causes and strive for the highest quality of service that is provided in an efficient, effective, and proactive manner. This role will require granular analysis, tactical execution of Safety functions, site travel, and project management. This position affords you the opportunity to build cooperative partnerships with numerous business teams within the fulfillment operations.
You will…
• Drive a strategic and tactical safety approach in partnership with the various layers of your team
• You will identify trends and areas of risk within buildings and support operations in corrective measures
• Continuously improve the safety culture through instruction and training of Safety and operations leaders on safety programs.
• You will assess performance, communicate to all levels of management, and ensure safety is incorporated into supply chain processes and escalate and report critical issues, compliance gaps and emerging risks for the network.
• You will also maintain safety subject matter expertise, credentials and engage industry resources as appropriate.
• Create weekly business reviews of projects, incidents, trend analysis (if any) and project status
• Work independently with limited direction and communicate effectively with team members
You are…
• Partner: you effectively listen, build rapport and communicate at all levels; you’re confident sharing ideas and are a trusted advisor for workplace safety
• Results-driven: you recognize and resolve situations that are ambiguous or challenging, focus effort on meeting or exceeding goals, and pave the way for efficiency.
• Programmatic: able to identify the system component that is causing the error, as well as the options available for resolving it and completing the task.
• Inspirational: you know how to make an impact and deliver presentations that inspire and influence change
• Strategic: you understand you can’t take a o