OMHS Integration Safety Lead, FEC - Facilities, Engineering and Construction

Safety Policy & Procedure Architecture

Design, author, and implement the complete ONE MHS safety policy framework across all policy areas including electrical safety (NFPA 70E), fall protection, LOTO, confined space, hot work, rigging and lifting, PIT/MEWP operations, and scaffolding.

Author the ONE MHS Safety Code of Conduct, site mobilization safety checklist, pre-task planning procedures, and Go/No-Go readiness criteria.

Develop the ONE MHS incident investigation protocol defining escalation paths, root cause analysis methodology, and corrective action tracking.

Bridge Amazon's existing WHS operational policies and SSC V3/V4 Construction Safety standards with the unique requirements of internal MHE integration work.

Training & Competency System

Own the end-to-end training curriculum for all ONE MHS role types covering courses across general safety, energy/electrical, work at heights, equipment operations, and emergency response.

Build the training tracking and compliance system ensuring 100% completion verification before any personnel access any site.

Establish competency verification processes for high-risk activities — not just course completion, but demonstrated proficiency.

Manage the upstream training interface with third-party labor providers, defining pre-arrival requirements and on-site delivery in coordination with site WHS teams.

Compliance & Governance

Own SSC V3/V4 compliance for all ONE MHS projects — ensuring every site, every shift, and every activity meets Amazon Special Safety Conditions.

Manage the Go/No-Go process for ONE MHS sites — developing criteria, conducting readiness assessments, and making recommendations to WHS Construction Safety.

Build the internal and third-party safety audit program including scheduled and unannounced inspections, finding classification, corrective action tracking, and closure verification.

Design and implement the ONE MHS five-tier safety metrics framework spanning lagging indicators, process indicators, leading indicators, cultural indicators, and industry benchmarking.

Establish reporting cadence from daily incident reports through quarterly executive summaries to VP WHS and annual comprehensive program reviews.

Third-Party & Contractor Safety Management

Own the safety interface with third-party QA Site Safety Manager providers — selection criteria, performance standards, contract requirements, and ongoing performance management.

Manage third-party labor provider safety partnerships including upstream training requirements, on-site safety verification, and escalation protocols.

Oversee consulting engagement deliverables and manage transition to fully internal capability.