Regional EHS Leader: Safety Strategy & Change

Amazon; Tolleson (AZ); On-site; USD 94,000 - 141,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

401(k) matching

Paid time off

Parental leave

Job summary

Amazon.com Services LLC in Tolleson, AZ seeks a WHS Manager to lead a comprehensive safety program that blends safety with operations and uses data analytics to reduce risk and improve productivity.

You will build a high-performing WHS team, partner with Operations leadership across North America, oversee incident investigations, audits, training, and continuous improvement, and travel 50–70%.

This role requires strong change leadership and the ability to influence at site and regional levels.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree required; 5+ years in EHS or environmental programs in manufacturing/production/service operations; 5+ years in people and performance management.
• Master's degree preferred; Certified Safety Professional a plus.
• Experience implementing lean principles and process improvement in operations.

Responsibilities

• Lead safety leadership and innovation to drive continuous improvement and prevent incidents.
• Partner with Operations leadership to integrate safety into daily operations and drive risk insights.
• Oversee incident investigations, site audits, training programs, and staff development.

Skills

Leadership

Data analysis

Communication

People management

Safety culture

Education

Bachelor's degree

Master's degree

Tools

Lean principles

Incident reporting systems

Job description

Amazon.com Services LLC in Tolleson, AZ seeks a WHS Manager to lead a comprehensive safety program that blends safety with operations and uses data analytics to reduce risk and improve productivity.

You will build a high-performing WHS team, partner with Operations leadership across North America, oversee incident investigations, audits, training, and continuous improvement, and travel 50–70%.

This role requires strong change leadership and the ability to influence at site and regional levels.