Job Application for Safety Manager at Honor Foods

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Safety Manager

📍 Philadelphia, PA | 🏢 Honor Foods | Full-time | Salary | Exempt

Honor Foods is seeking an experienced Safety Manager to lead and strengthen safety, food safety, sanitation, and security programs at our Philadelphia distribution facility.

This role is ideal for a hands-on safety professional with experience in warehouse, logistics, or food distribution environments who thrives on building strong safety cultures, ensuring regulatory compliance, and protecting team members.

The Safety Manager will serve as the local subject matter expert for OSHA compliance, food safety programs, sanitation standards, and facility security, while partnering with operations and leadership to maintain a safe, compliant, and high-performing workplace.

What You'll Do

Lead and promote a proactive safety culture across the distribution facility
Chair the facility Safety Committee and conduct safety meetings and training
Ensure compliance with OSHA, EPA, SQF, GMP, and HACCP regulations
Oversee safety, sanitation, and security programs across the warehouse
Conduct incident investigations, root cause analysis, and corrective actions
Manage safety reporting, OSHA logs, audits, and regulatory documentation
Lead emergency preparedness, evacuation drills, and response planning
Monitor facility security and perform monthly security audits
Maintain SDS documentation and safety training programs
Partner with leadership to reduce incidents, mitigate risk, and drive continuous improvement

What We're Looking For

Experience in warehouse, logistics, manufacturing, or distribution safety programs
Strong knowledge of OSHA, EPA, food safety, GMP, and HACCP standards
Experience leading safety committees, training, and incident investigations
Ability to analyze safety data and implement corrective action plans
Strong communication and leadership skills with the ability to coach team members at all levels

Preferred Qualifications

OSHA 10 or OSHA 30 Certification
Experience with EPSM systems, SDS management, or incident reporting platforms
Background in food distribution or temperature-controlled warehouse environments

Work Environment

This role works within a fast-paced warehouse and distribution environment, including refrigerated and freezer conditions. The Safety Manager must be comfortable working around industrial equipment, warehouse operations, and food safety environments.

Why Join Honor Foods?

At Honor Foods, our culture is built on three core values:

⭐ Personal. Service. Excellence.
⭐ Make It Happen
⭐ We Not Me

We work together to improve lives and strengthen supply chains by solving tough problems, and we’re looking for leaders who want to help make that happen.

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