As part of the Workplace Health & Safety (WHS) Due Diligence and Remediation team, as the WHS Remediation Site Manager, you will play a crucial role in protecting communities and the environment. You will be responsible for partnering with internal and external design, construction, and operating teams providing advice, support, and consultant oversight at impacted sites.
Key job responsibilities
Develop program across multiple stakeholder teams to ensure the safe and compliant management of contaminated sites.
Assume departmental management of contaminated sites post‑due diligence, ensuring compliance with all approval conditions such as engineering controls management, use restrictions, and reporting.
Provide guidelines for and review engineering control designs prepared by vendors.
Provide support to pre‑construction phase project planning including pre‑construction information and technical information to support tender procedures.
Review contractor tender packages and responses for inclusion of design and health and safety requirements.
Review and validate Material Management Plans and Site Management Plans for adherence to Amazon requirements.
Coordinate, inspect, and oversee contractors and environmental consultants during sub‑surface construction activities.
Conduct inspections of contaminated site capping and containment systems.
Communicate risk to stakeholders including design, construction, operations, and renovation teams.
Interface with pre‑construction/design and construction teams to identify and mitigate environmental risks.
Monitor project schedules and maintain documentation of compliance activities.
Ensure all phases of site development and operation meet regulatory requirements.
Support renovation work at contaminated sites within Amazon’s portfolio as capacity allows.
Qualifications
Experience communicating to senior management and customers verbally and in writing.
Experience in construction or project management.
Experience reading, interpreting, and creating construction drawings, specifications, and submittal documents.
Experience in contaminated site construction and management, preferably with PFAS expertise.
Knowledge of environmental regulations and compliance requirements.
Experience with environmental engineering controls and remediation systems (caps, cover‑systems, vapour/methane intrusion mitigation systems, etc.).
Experience working with deed or property restrictions and land use controls.
Proficiency in data management, processing, and documentation.
A Bachelor degree or equivalent level of qualification in line with the European Qualifications Framework (EQF) in Geology, Environmental Science, Chemistry, Chemical or Environmental Engineering, Civil Engineering, or related field of study—Master’s degree or equivalent.
Certification in a relevant technical field.
Experience with large‑scale commercial construction projects including contamination remediation.
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