Director, Global Health, Safety & Security

Vuori, Inc•Carlsbad, CA

4d•$173,000 - $222,495•Onsite

About The Position

The Director, Global Health & Safety and Security is responsible for leading the enterprise strategy to protect Vuori’s people, assets, and operations across Headquarters, supply chain, and international locations. This role drives a proactive, risk-based program encompassing workplace safety, physical security, crisis management, and workers’ compensation, ensuring regulatory compliance, operational resilience, and a best-in-class employee experience.

Requirements

12+ years of experience in Health & Safety, Security, Risk Management, or related fields
Proven leadership experience in multi-site or global operations
Strong knowledge of OSHA and international safety regulations
Experience managing workers’ compensation programs and claims environments
Demonstrated ability to build scalable programs and influence cross-functional stakeholders
Experience in retail, supply chain, or multi-location environments
Background in investigations, crisis management, or security operations
Data-driven approach to incident reduction and cost management
Strategic mindset with operational execution
Ability to translate risk into business impact and actionable programs
Ability to operate in a fast-paced retail environment with multiple priorities

Responsibilities

Develop and execute a global health & safety program across HQ, DC, Retail, and international markets
Lead and mentor the Health, Safety, & Security team, establishing performance standards and operational best practices
Drive injury prevention strategies across all Vuori locations
Ensure timely reporting, investigation, and documentation of workplace incidents
Oversee claims lifecycle support, including coordination with insurance carriers/TPAs, evidence collection and investigation support (e.g., CCTV, reports, and return-to-work (RTW) and modified duty programs
Monitor program performance (costs, trends, KPIs) and implement cost-containment strategies
Ensure compliance with OSHA and international regulatory requirements
Own enterprise physical security strategy including GSOC, access control, CCTV, and incident response
Conduct global risk assessments and implement mitigation strategies (e.g., theft, workplace violence, geopolitical risks)
Oversee crisis management and business continuity planning
Lead cross-functional response for high-risk incidents (employee injury, workplace violence, major events)
Promote a strong safety culture through leadership engagement and employee awareness training
Align safety, security, and workers’ comp efforts with enterprise risk management priorities
Partner cross-functionally with Internal Audit, Asset Protection, Facilities, Legal, People & Culture, and International
Manage international vendor relationships and ensure compliance with local regulations