Regional Safety Manager - Texas, DCC Communities

Written by the T&S Network from Amazon's posting.

Owns health and safety strategy for a multi-cluster portfolio of AWS data centers in Texas and manages a team of Health and Safety Managers across those sites. The role covers safety for data center engineers working with electrical switching, large air handling systems and critical IT gear, and sits within AWS Infrastructure Services, which runs global infrastructure, with a focus on keeping safety ahead of rapid growth and new builds.

What you'd do

• Set the safety vision and strategy for the regional data center portfolio and define team structure to meet long-term goals
• Review safety metrics and trends across sites, deep-dive performance gaps, and write regional MBR and QBR narratives
• Review investigation quality across sites, ensure narratives meet standards before closure, and own escalation decisions for high-severity events
• Work with construction managers to identify and mitigate risks before new capacity goes live
• Influence senior operations, facilities, security and legal partners to drive safety controls adoption across sites
• Hire, coach, manage performance and plan succession for Health and Safety Managers across multiple sites
• Ensure compliance with OSHA and internal safety standards, including safety management systems, training and risk assessments

What it asks for

• Experience managing direct reports and conducting workplace risk investigations (required)
• Six or more years in occupational safety, compliance, audit or risk work with a bachelor's degree, or ten or more years of comparable experience (required)
• Working knowledge of US workplace safety rules, especially OSHA injury and illness recordkeeping in 29 CFR 1904 (required)
• Hands-on use of technology to make safety and compliance processes work better (required)
• Demonstrated experience growing or building a safety team, not only improving an existing one (required)
• Master's degree or equivalent (preferred)
• Professional safety credential such as CSP or ASP (preferred)

Worth knowing

• Regular travel across geographically distributed Texas data center sites
• Working around electrical switching equipment, large mechanical systems and critical IT gear

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