Eu Health

A Bachelor degree or equivalent level of qualification in line with the European Qualifications Framework (EQF)
- Experience in increasing responsibilities in safety and/or environmental programs in manufacturing, production, engineering/facilities or service operations
- Experience implementing lean principles and process improvement in an operational environment
- Relevant program or project management experience
- Experience using data and metrics to determine and drive improvements
- Experience owning program strategy, end to end delivery, and communicating results to senior leadership
- Driving licence with experience in UK and Continental Europe

The Workplace Health and Safety (WHS) Launch Program Manager reports to the WHS Design Construction and Startup (DCS) Manager and will be responsible for partnering with the Design, Engineering, Construction, Startup, Launch and new site safety teams as the single thread leader to ensure safe and regulatory compliant facilities and equipment are delivered to our operational teams.
This position is based in Luxembourg with up to 75% of time travelling within other EU countries and UK.
Key job responsibilities
**Key elements of the role include**:
**Ambiguity**:

- Function as a catalyst, communicator, facilitator, researcher and technical thinker to assess and improve current facility and equipment systems designs from a WHS perspective and ensure they are properly executed during construction and installation.
- Present the high degree of knowledge, ownership and self-direction necessary to drive change in an autonomous technical environment.

**Scope and Influence**:

- Through effective collaboration and the development of positive working relationships, ensure the safe implementation and regulatory compliance of all activities related to the expansion, launch, acquisition, and divestment of sites and equipment systems. Key stakeholders include: WW Engineering and Design, Construction, Start-Up and WHS Operations.
- Through effective collaboration and relationship building with local, state and federal authorities, ensure compliance with all applicable statutes to assure timely and effective start-ups and protect the Amazon brand.

**Execution**:

- Be the strong WHS technical voice, during design concept and composite reviews, for specific site types related to new site designs and design revisions to ensure compliance with Amazon standards and regulatory requirements. This includes leading safety technical reviews and risk assessments for all new equipment systems.
- Validate geographically specific real estate standards or World Wide/Geographically specific Building Design Standards are incorporated into the construction/remodeling of a site.
- Conduct site safety, health and environmental commissioning inspections to ensure all applicable regulatory requirements, engineering specifications, and WHS standards and specifications are into construction and start-up execution phases. Create and maintain punch lists items with relevant teams to ensure mitigation is completed to reduce all risk to an acceptable level.
- Escalate significant concerns and lessons learned identified during commissioning inspections and subsequent site visits.

**Communication**:

- Create clarity with all stakeholders (identified above) on WHS specifications and requirements, to ensure these are integrated into all aspects of design, construction and start-up of new facilities and equipment systems. This includes design reviews, commissioning assessments, escalations and lessons learned.

**Process Improvement**:

- Collect, catalogue and share lessons learned; perform project work related to lessons learned to ensure they are incorporated in future launches as appropriate.

A day in the life
About the team
You’ll be joining the WHS Design, Construction and Startup team that is part of the WHS organization in Europe. As a Program Manager in this team you’ll be working closely with stakeholders across the network including teams in Global Engineering Services, WHS and Operations and you’ll be contributing directly to the goal of turning over buildings that are safe and compliant from Day 1 of operations and contributing to the development of a strong safety culture for the site.
- Relevant process improvements experience
- Master's degree, or MBA in business, operations, adult education, organizational development, instructional design or related field
- German, Polish or French language skills
- Lean Manufacturing