Area Workplace Health and Safety Manager
Pubblicato il 16-08-2026 - Amazon in Milano
The Regional Workplace Health and Safety (WHS) Manager will be responsible for partnering with a regional operations team in our Amazon Heavy & Bulky (AMXL) Network to execute company WHS policies and ensure compliance to all applicable health and safety regulations.
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By leveraging principles of modern day safety science such as human performance, this individual will lead continuous improvement initiatives and influence operational leaders and support their teams to ‘operationalise’ safety to reduce safety risk in our processes, supporting the provision of a safe and healthy working environment for our Associates.
The successful candidate must be able to build trust and inspire confidence with their operations team.
Influence change by being able to clearly articulate how and why.
Successfully support the building of risk foresight into our operational practices and be able to analyse safety data.
They must be an effective communicator and send clear, concise and consistent messages, both verbally and in writing.
They must support and develop senior operational leaders on WHS theory, practice, policies and assist the EU regional teams in embedding, simplifying and innovating our WHS standards throughout their sites.
This role will be a single threaded leader focusing on compliance across AMXL EU Operations.Key job responsibilitiesPossess a thorough understanding of UK & EU Health and safety regulations and company policies.Provide guidance and oversight to assure compliance to all applicable Amazon WHS Policies.Measure the regions and sites’ performance against published requirements in WHS policies and identify improvement plans for the site to close all identified gaps.Ensure WHS record keeping and data integrity and provides operations with accurate reporting (lead and lag) metrics to support business WHS initiatives