Safety Manager

TBC Corporation

. Lead execution and continuous improvement of enterprise safety programs across more than 100 field locations, distribution operations, and fleet activities .

Posted 10/15/2026full-timeUnited StatesSeniorLeadWebsite

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Lead execution and continuous improvement of enterprise safety programs across more than 100 field locations, distribution operations, and fleet activities
Ensure consistent use of safety policies, tools, communications, and field expectations across US locations
Manage Safety Captain and Driver Ambassador programs, including expectations, training, monthly calls, tools, participation tracking, and performance follow-up
Direct regional Safety Specialist work by aligning field visits, risk-based priorities, action plans, corrective actions, and follow-up
Maintain the risk-tiering model and prioritize support based on safety performance, fleet exposure, operational complexity, inspections, and recurring incident trends
Coordinate daily briefs, manager training, campaigns, scorecards, recognition, and leadership communications
Prepare monthly and quarterly safety review materials covering trends, high-risk locations, corrective action status, participation, resource needs, and priorities
Identify implementation barriers, escalate issues, and ensure consistent program application
Coordinate virtual site visits, including scheduling, agendas, remote walkthroughs, documentation, corrective action tracking, and follow-up
Partner with Operations, Fleet, HR, Training, Finance, Communications, Asset Protection, and field leaders on risks, audits, DOT/FMCSA needs, investigations, and corrective actions
Lead, coach, and develop Safety Specialists; set priorities, review field activity, support performance feedback, and maintain program cadence
Maintain safety systems and reporting, including inspection tools, corrective action logs, training records, site visit documentation, scorecards, dashboards, and leadership updates
Perform other duties as assigned

Requirements

What you’ll need

Bachelor’s degree in Occupational Safety, Environmental Health and Safety, Logistics, Operations, Business, or a related field; equivalent experience may be considered
Seven or more years of progressive safety, operations, fleet safety, distribution, logistics, or field leadership experience
Experience supporting multi-location or geographically dispersed operations
Experience with indirect people leadership
Working knowledge of OSHA and DOT/FMCSA requirements
Knowledge of incident investigation practices, hazard identification, corrective action management, safety training, driver and fleet safety expectations, and safety performance metrics
Ability and willingness to travel up to 75%
Strong project management, stakeholder coordination, communication, facilitation, and follow-up skills
Proficiency using Microsoft Office tools and safety, learning, inspection, or reporting systems
Field-oriented leadership with ability to influence without direct authority
Ability to manage competing priorities, maintain cadence, and drive accountability across multiple locations
Bilingual in Spanish / English is a plus
Preferred: Experience with dashboards, analytics, Power BI, or other performance reporting tools
Preferred: Relevant certifications such as OSHA 30, ASP, CSP, CDS, or equivalent safety credentials
Preferred: DOT compliance training, accident investigation training, safety management systems experience, or related fleet safety certification

Benefits

Comp & perks

Market competitive compensation
401(k) and Roth with company match
Immediate 100% vesting
Comprehensive medical, dental and vision benefits
Company paid short term disability
Employer subsidized long term disability
Company paid life insurance
Discounted tire purchasing
Tuition reimbursement
Employee assistance program
Generous paid vacation and paid time off
Customizable voluntary benefits