Safety Manager, DC

WHY JOIN ALO?
Mindful movement. It’s at the core of why we do what we do at ALO—it’s our calling. Because mindful movement in the studio leads to better living. It changes who yogis are off the mat, making their lives and their communities better. That’s the real meaning of studio-to-street: taking the consciousness from practice on the mat and putting it into practice in life.
OVERVIEW:
The Safety Manager, DC Safety is the on-site safety leader for an assigned Distribution Center and is responsible for driving a proactive safety culture, ensuring regulatory and company compliance, reducing operational risk, and leading consistent execution of safety programs. This role translates network safety strategy into site-level action, partners closely with site leadership, and leads the Safety Supervisor and Safety Specialists, where applicable. The Safety Manager maintains a strong presence on the warehouse floor and is accountable for the overall effectiveness of the site's safety program.
RESPONSIBILITIES:
Safety Leadership & Site Ownership
Serve as the primary on-site safety leader for the assigned Distribution Center.
Lead implementation and sustained execution of company safety standards, policies, programs, and network initiatives.
Build a proactive safety culture through visible floor leadership, employee engagement, coaching, and partnership with site leaders.
Identify site-level risks, trends, and improvement opportunities and establish action plans to address them.
Maintain accountability for overall site safety performance and communicate priorities, risks, and progress to safety leadership.
Team Leadership
Lead, coach, and develop the Safety Supervisor and Safety Specialists, where applicable.
Set clear expectations, priorities, and accountability for the site safety team.
Ensure appropriate safety coverage across shifts and operational needs.
Build team capability and support development and succession within the safety organization.
Incident & Risk Management
Oversee response to injuries, incidents, near misses, hazards, and other safety events.
Lead or provide oversight for investigations, root-cause analysis, and corrective and preventive actions.
Review safety metrics and incident trends to identify systemic risks and opportunities for prevention.