The Senior Program Manager, Dangerous Goods (DG) Regulatory Engagement is a subject matter expert (
SME) responsible for developing regulatory compliance and training programs and planning, coordinating and engaging with regulatory bodies and industry to seek special authorizations and lead regulatory development efforts for the Low Earth Orbit (
LEO) program. This role leverages partnerships WW (world-wide) to improve, enhance, and innovate DG transport and storage through the use of technology and data, using safety as the key driver to reduce the risk.
Key job responsibilities
- Work with the WW DG Regulatory Engagement Senior Manager, other DG and Storage
SME’s, and Leadership to assist in the development and update of an annual engagement strategy, including implementation of strategic initiatives as it relates to the
LEO program
- Achieve DG Regulatory Compliance through identifying and developing solutions required for WW storage and transport of all
LEO raw material and finished goods
- Develop
LEO operational specific training and policy inclusive of the DG classification, packaging, marking and labeling, and documentation for storage and transportation
- Develop and obtain national authorizations, to facilitate the storage and movement of satellites and related parts globally, by working with designated national competent authorities
- Develop and advance regulatory proposals to streamline the WW storage and movement of
LEO raw materials and finished goods; this includes creating opportunities to collaborate with regulators and industry to develop new or revise existing regulatory frameworks
- Maintain relationships with key regulators involved with the oversight of satellite operations; maintain knowledge of satellite related work within the international DG regulatory bodies of: UNECE (United Nations Economic Commission for Europe), US DOT / PHMSA (US Department of Transportation / Pipeline & Hazardous Materials Safety Administration), FAA (Federal Aviation Administration), ADR (Agreement concerning the International Carriage of Dangerous Goods by Road), ICAO (International Civil Aviation Organization) & IMO (International Maritime Organization)
- Develop process improvements and assisting in implementing mechanisms at scale to monitor and reduce risk within the
LEO program
- Collaboration to find issue resolution(s) using automation/tech to enable compliance throughout the
LEO program
- Developing or conduct audits on DG policy and compliance across
LEO operations
A day in the life
This role works
cross-functional within an international environment to transform
LEO program processes through the use of continuous improvement and lessons learned to advance DG safety and compliance. Working in close coordination with the DG Regulatory Engagement, DG Ops, and Amazon Classification teams, this role will assist in gaining additional operational efficiencies, including supporting business expansion/growth, through regulatory and strategic engagement with each of the regulatory bodies who oversee
LEO Operations.
About the team
The Dangerous Goods team ensures the safety of our customers, associates and carrier partners by delivering innovative solutions to ensure dangerous goods compliance, redefining industry best practices and standards, and safely enabling an ever-changing borderless business model.
- 6+ years of compliance, audit or risk management experience
- Knowledge of Microsoft Office products and applications at an advanced level
- Bachelor's degree or equivalent
- Project Management Professional (PMP) certification, or experience in project management
- Ability to pass background checks for accessing federal/military facilities
- Experience leveraging technology and implementing
lean principles /
Six Sigma methodologies to drive process improvements or equivalent
- Master's degree or equivalent
- Experience in Product Safety & Compliance Law
- Experience with Dangerous Goods regulatory development and national authorization processes
- Experience with aerospace or satellite logistics or operations
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