Sr. Manager, Asset Protection & EHS – Supply Chain

Advance Auto Parts•Enfield, CT

7d•$112,500 - $150,000•Onsite

About The Position

The Sr. Manager, Asset Protection & Environmental Health & Safety (AP/EHS) – Supply Chain partners directly with the Director of Asset Protection & EHS and Supply Chain Operations leadership to drive enterprise safety, security, risk mitigation, and loss prevention strategies across Advance Auto Parts' Distribution Center network. This role is responsible for leading AP/EHS efforts that protect team members, safeguard company assets, ensure regulatory compliance, and support operational excellence across assigned Distribution Centers and Supply Chain facilities. The Sr. Manager oversees the management and development of a team of Asset Protection & EHS Managers that oversees the AP Operations of their assigned Distribution Centers. They’re accountable for working closely with Distribution Center General Managers, Regional Supply Chain Leaders, Transportation partners, and cross-functional teams to build a world-class safety culture, reduce risk, improve inventory integrity, strengthen physical security, and support uninterrupted operations. This leader is accountable for EHS performance, incident investigations, compliance assessments, inventory loss controls, training effectiveness, and business continuity initiatives throughout the assigned region.

Requirements

7+ years of Asset Protection, Environmental Health & Safety, Risk Management, or Supply Chain Security experience.
5+ years of leadership experience supporting multi-site operations within Distribution Centers, Warehousing, Manufacturing, Logistics, or Retail Supply Chain environments.
Experience conducting workplace incident investigations and implementing corrective action programs.
Strong knowledge of OSHA regulations and workplace safety compliance requirements.
Successful completion of an extensive background check.
Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite and data analysis tools.
Strong project management, planning, organization, and prioritization skills.
Ability to lead through ambiguity while managing multiple priorities across a geographically dispersed network.

Nice To Haves

Wicklander-Zulawski certification or equivalent investigative interviewing certification preferred (or willingness to obtain within 90 days).
Bachelor's Degree in Occupational Safety, Supply Chain Management, Criminal Justice, Business Administration, Risk Management, or related field.
Master's Degree in Business Administration, Supply Chain Management, Occupational Safety, or related discipline preferred.
Professional certifications such as: CSP (Certified Safety Professional) CHMM CSHM CPP (Certified Protection Professional) LPQ/LPC OSHA 30-Hour Certification

Responsibilities

Partner with Supply Chain leadership to implement AP/EHS strategies that promote safety excellence, operational efficiency, inventory accuracy, physical security, and business continuity across Distribution Centers.
Lead, coach, and develop a team of Asset Protection & EHS Managers supporting multiple Distribution Center locations.
Drive continuous improvement in safety performance through root cause analysis, injury prevention initiatives, corrective action plans, and regulatory compliance programs.
Analyze safety, security, inventory, and operational performance metrics to identify trends, risks, and opportunities for improvement.
Present findings, recommendations, and action plans to executive and Supply Chain leadership.
Conduct Distribution Center assessments, operational reviews, and facility audits to evaluate compliance with company policies, safety standards, security protocols, and regulatory requirements.
Partner with Distribution Center Directors and Operations leaders to drive accountability for safety performance, inventory integrity, equipment operation, and workplace compliance.
Lead or oversee investigations involving workplace incidents, injuries, property damage, inventory loss, theft, fraud, security breaches, and policy violations.
Monitor and manage key risk indicators, including OSHA recordables, workers' compensation trends, inventory variance, cargo theft, physical security vulnerabilities, and cost-of-risk metrics.
Support physical security programs including access control systems, CCTV, alarm monitoring, visitor management, and facility security assessments.
Collaborate with Transportation, Facilities, Human Resources, Legal, and Operations teams to mitigate operational risks and ensure compliance with applicable federal, state, and local regulations.
Lead AP/EHS training initiatives for Distribution Center leadership and team members to improve awareness, compliance, and operational execution.
Support crisis management, emergency preparedness, disaster recovery, and business continuity planning efforts across the Supply Chain network.