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HSE Blog is hiring: Engagement & Programs Lead, Workplace Health and Safety in Nashville

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hse blogNashville (TN)
Occupational Health and Safety SpecialistsEngineering Services

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About the role

Lead global WHS engagement programs, safety communications, metrics, budgets and field deployment. Amazon is hiring an Engagement & Programs Lead for its Workplace Health and Safety Safety Engagement team, based in Nashville with Bellevue also listed.
Responsibilities: Shape and scale global safety communication campaigns and engagement programs for employees and leaders. Apply program-management practices to improve delivery, manage risks and communicate program health to leadership. Build partnerships across WHS and the wider business to increase adoption and field impact. Define plans, milestones, metrics and key performance indicators and report clearly against objectives. Own program budgets and capital-expenditure tracking with Finance. Develop technology and AI-enabled solutions and oversee deployment of physical safety infrastructure programs.
Required qualifications: Bachelor's degree in Business, Operations, Supply Chain Management, Engineering or a related field. At least five years of program or project management experience. Experience owning program strategy and end-to-end delivery and communicating results to senior leadership. Experience using data and metrics, managing suppliers and tracking operating or capital budgets.
Preferred qualifications: Process-improvement experience, reporting and analytics tools such as Power BI, Python, SQL or Tableau, general AI knowledge and a relevant master's degree or MBA.

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