HSSE Shift Manager - Lean Safety & Incident Response

APM Terminals

Los Angeles (CA)

On-site

USD 120,000 - 130,000

Full time

8 days ago

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Job summary

APM Terminals Pier 400 in Los Angeles is seeking a Safety Shift Manager to lead HSSE risk identification, incident response, and safety compliance on site. You will supervise contractors, coordinate security staff, and drive Lean-based process improvements in a high-volume terminal environment.

The ideal candidate has a STEM-focused Bachelor's degree and 0–3 years HSSE experience, with strong data analysis and communication skills.

Qualifications

  • HSSE knowledge and regulatory familiarity.
  • Ability to analyze safety data and trends.
  • Continuous improvement mindset aligned with LEAN.
  • Strong communication and presentation skills.

Responsibilities

  • Exercise independent judgment to recognize and identify HSSE risk, and communicate and act on issues within your scope of authority.
  • Address HSSE risks that arise during the shift and follow up through to completion of mitigations.
  • Respond to incidents and HSSE concerns.
  • Approve and stay engaged with HSSE processes such as risk assessment, permit to work, and management of change.
  • Write HSSE reports based on available data and conditions.
  • Use Lean methodologies to improve processes.
  • Enter HSSE data into corporate databases and Microsoft suite programs.
  • Perform site inspections and gemba walks under general direction using pre-determined criteria.
  • Ensure HSSE follows the APMT Way of Work and act as a facilitator for HSSE problem solving.
  • Coordinate HSSE vendors, and coordinate and direct security staff, as required.

Skills

HSSE knowledge
Data analysis
Lean mindset
Communication

Education

Bachelor's degree in Science with a focus on STEM, environmental management, or sustainability

Tools

Excel
PowerPoint
Word
SharePoint
Access

Job description

APM Terminals Pier 400 in Los Angeles is seeking a Safety Shift Manager to lead HSSE risk identification, incident response, and safety compliance on site. You will supervise contractors, coordinate security staff, and drive Lean-based process improvements in a high-volume terminal environment.

The ideal candidate has a STEM-focused Bachelor's degree and 0–3 years HSSE experience, with strong data analysis and communication skills.

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