Global Dangerous Goods Regulation Lead

Amazon; Arlington (VA); Sur place; USD 121 000 - 164 000; Plein temps

Avantages offerts par ce poste

Health insurance

RSUs (Restricted Stock Units)

401(k) matching

Paid time off

Parental leave

Résumé du poste

Amazon.com Services LLC in Arlington, VA seeks a Senior Project Manager, Dangerous Goods Regulatory Engagement to lead planning, coordination, and engagement with regulators worldwide to reform and advance DG regulations. This role drives safety through technology and data, partnering across global teams.

You will shape engagement strategy, oversee regulatory oversight of operations, collaborate with global authorities, strengthen carrier relationships, and push process improvements to reduce

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree or equivalent required.
• 6+ years of compliance, audit or risk management experience.
• Advanced knowledge of Microsoft Office applications.

Responsabilités

• Develop and update annual DG regulatory engagement strategy.
• Oversee regulatory engagement with global authorities and NGOs.
• Collaborate with regulators to improve safety and expansion.
• Engage with UNECE, US DOT/PHMSA, FAA, ADR, IACO, IMO, OSHA, EPA, NFPA, ISO.
• Coordinate with Public Policy to communicate safety priorities to government.
• Strengthen global carrier relationships for safe DG transport.
• Implement process improvements to reduce risk and enable compliance.

Connaissances

Project management

Regulatory knowledge

Six Sigma

Lean methodology

Microsoft Office

Formation

Bachelor's degree

PMP certification

Master's degree

Description du poste

Amazon.com Services LLC in Arlington, VA seeks a Senior Project Manager, Dangerous Goods Regulatory Engagement to lead planning, coordination, and engagement with regulators worldwide to reform and advance DG regulations. This role drives safety through technology and data, partnering across global teams.

You will shape engagement strategy, oversee regulatory oversight of operations, collaborate with global authorities, strengthen carrier relationships, and push process improvements to reduce