Be Part Of A High-Performing Team This opportunity supports a forward-thinking industrial operations group that is leading a large-scale warehouse transformation initiative. The team is responsible for integrating cutting-edge automation systems and high-bay storage solutions within a complex production environment. Known for its technical rigor and safety-first mindset, the team collaborates across engineering, operations, and capital projects to ensure workplace safety is embedded at every levelfrom layout design to human-machine interactions. The work culture values proactive risk management, precision in compliance, and teamwork across multidisciplinary domains. Current initiatives include the rollout of automated material handling systems and racking redesign across multiple warehouse zones. Whats In Store For You Opportunity to lead safety strategy on large-scale warehouse automation and transformation projects High-visibility role working alongside engineering and project management leaders Hands-on involvement with cutting-edge automated systems, including AGVs, robotic arms, and vertical lift modules Play a pivotal role in building proactive risk mitigation strategies in evolving industrial environments How You Will Make An Impact Lead and enforce OSHA 29 CFR 1910, ANSI MH16.1, and NFPA fire code compliance across warehouse infrastructure and storage systems Provide subject matter expertise in safety planning for racking installations, automation layouts, and high-bay storage environments Conduct HEART (Hazard Elimination, Aspect, & Risk Transformation) assessments to proactively identify risks in manual and automated workflows Collaborate on safety integration for automation, including hazard identification, interlock systems, and human-machine separation zones Serve as safety lead for capital projects and brownfield warehouse transformations, especially during insourcing and vendor-led installations Partner with engineers to review structural racking plans, warehouse layouts, and mechanical specs from a safety and ergonomics lens Support continuous improvement in safety procedures, documentation, and safety system design reviews Are You a Safety Compliance & Automation Rock Star? Bachelors degree in Occupational Safety, Industrial Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, or a related technical field Equivalent combination of education and 710 years of direct safety leadership experience in a manufacturing or warehouse setting is also considered Deep knowledge of OSHA 29 CFR 1910, ANSI MH16.1, and NFPA codes related to storage and warehouse safety Proven success in applying safety standards to automation and warehouse design Experience conducting HEART assessments or similar human reliability and hazard evaluations Strong hands-on expertise in automation safety integration (e.g., AGVs, AMRs, robotic systems, LOTO, separation zones) Demonstrated experience supporting brownfield transformation projects and capital project safety planning Strong technical background to interpret equipment specs, warehouse plans, and engineering documentation Excellent communication and collaboration skills to coordinate with internal stakeholders and external vendors Certified Safety Professional (CSP) credential is strongly preferred.