Requisition Number: 30177

Position Summary:

The Safety Manager serves as the primary safety leader for S&L operations, owning the development and execution of a comprehensive safety strategy aligned with the AmeriGas Safety Management System. This role is responsible for driving continuous improvement across all safety disciplines - from policy and program development to frontline field engagement.

The Safety Manager partners closely with S&L operational leadership to proactively identify risk, ensure regulatory compliance, and embed a strong safety culture throughout the organization. Key responsibilities include conducting safety audits, delivering field training, and maintaining a consistent presence across work sites to reinforce safe behaviors and build trust with employees at all levels.

This role designs and administers critical safety programs that influence both cultural and behavioral change, translating safety strategy into measurable outcomes.

Essential Functions:

1.

Safety Strategy & Leadership
Develop and own the overall safety strategy for S&L operations, setting direction across the AmeriGas Safety Management System and aligning priorities with operational goals.

2.

Operational Partnership
Collaborate closely with S&L operational leaders to proactively identify risk, address hazards, and ensure safe day-to-day operations across all work sites.

3.

Safety Auditing & Compliance
Plan and conduct safety audits to assess compliance, identify gaps, and drive corrective actions that produce measurable safety outcomes and regulatory adherence. Working knowledge and support of PSM program at terminal locations.

4.

Field Training & Employee Engagement
Maintain a consistent field presence through site visits and hands-on training to reinforce safe behaviors, build employee trust, and support a culture of safety at every level.

5.

Program Development & Administration
Design, build, and manage critical safety programs and administrative systems that drive cultural and behavioral change and support continuous improvement across S&L.

6.

Safety Communications
Deliver clear, effective safety communications across all levels of the organization to ensure priorities are understood, incidents are shared transparently, and progress is regularly reported.

Knowledge, Skills and Abilities:

Safety Management System (SMS)
Working knowledge of SMS structure, requirements, and performance metrics, with the ability to apply and continuously improve the system across S&L operations.

Regulatory & Compliance Knowledge
Strong understanding of applicable federal (OSHA, FMCSA NFPA), state, and local safety regulations (OSHA, DOT, NFPA) governing propane and energy distribution operations, including documentation and reporting requirements. Working knowledge of Process Safety Management and how it applies to terminal operations.

Field Operations & Risk Management
Familiarity with S&L operational workflows, field-specific hazards, and risk assessment methodologies - including root cause analysis, incident investigation, and corrective action processes. Emergency response responsibilities and support as needed.

Safety Auditing & Program Administration
Ability to plan and execute safety audits, manage compliance documentation, and administer safety programs using relevant software platforms, LMS tools, and records management systems.

Training Design & Adult Learning
Knowledge of adult learning principles, behavior-based safety concepts, and training facilitation techniques to develop and deliver effective programs for diverse frontline and leadership audiences.

Communication & Stakeholder Influence
Proficiency in technical writing, presentation, and cross-functional communication - with the ability to translate complex safety requirements into clear, actionable guidance and drive behavioral change without direct authority.

Continuous Improvement & Data Analysis
Skill in tracking and interpreting safety performance data, identifying trends, benchmarking against industry standards, and applying continuous improvement methodologies (such as Plan-Do-Check-Act) to drive measurable results.

Minimum Qualifications:

Education:

Bachelor of Science degree in safety or a related discipline, field experience could substitute degree.

Length of Experience:

5+ years of progressive work experience of administering safety, occupational health required

5+ years Leadership in a management or supervisory position required

Certifications:

BCSP preferred