I'd love to hear from others in retail or similar industries: Where does Safety and EHS sit in your organization, and why? Do they it report up through Legal, Operations, or somewhere else? We're taking a fresh look at how our Safety and EHS teams are positioned and want to ensure we're maximizing impact, alignment, and influence. Any lessons learned, shifts you've made, or best practices would be greatly appreciated.

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Director of HR in Manufacturing15 days ago

Currently, our Director of Safety reports into our head of Logistics. All warehouse and truck drivers roll up under that business unit and they undertake the majority of safety training. 

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no title10 days ago

Thank you, Nichole! 

Senior Director of HR in Government24 days ago

Hello,

Our Safety, EHS, and Risk sit with our Legal department with a matrix to Finance.

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no title10 days ago

Thank you, Greer!

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