Amazon announces site EHS manager II role in Brooklyn

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Amazon has announced a job opening for a Site Environmental Health and Safety (EHS) Manager II in Brooklyn, New York. The company is seeking a Workplace Health & Safety (WHS) manager to lead its Global WHS Program at the site, with a focus on employee protection while supporting operational goals.

According to Amazon’s job listing, the role involves conducting risk assessments, analyzing safety data, implementing compliance measures, managing first aid and emergency programs, and partnering with operations leadership to integrate safety into daily processes. Candidates are required to have relevant experience in WHS or environmental programs, leadership skills, and the ability to influence positive change.

The position requires physical work such as lifting, walking, and climbing stairs. Certifications in First Aid, CPR (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation), and AED (Automated External Defibrillator) must be obtained within three weeks of hire if not already held. Preferred candidates should have experience in distribution centers or manufacturing environments, lean process improvement skills, and safety certifications. The base pay ranges from $63,100 to $115,700 depending on location.

Amazon offers a comprehensive benefits package designed to support employees and their families from day one for many roles. According to About Amazon, benefits include health care coverage, mental health resources, pre-paid college tuition, paid parental leave of up to 20 weeks for birthing mothers and six weeks for adoptive parents. Additional perks include financial counseling services, 401(k) plans with company match options, stock ownership opportunities, childcare assistance for parents of children with special needs.

The company provides various services including online shopping platforms and delivery of fresh produce. It operates devices like Alexa and Fire TV while offering cloud solutions through Amazon Web Services (AWS). Its operations extend into logistics and customer service as well as entertainment through platforms such as Amazon Originals Prime Video Audible according to information provided by Amazon.



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