Full-Time
EHS Coordinator
Bass Pro Shops
5,001-10,000 employees
Outdoor retailer of gear and experiences
No salary listed
Tooele, UT, USA
In Person
 Operations & Logistics (1) |
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- Bachelor's Degree in Environmental Science, Occupational Health and Safety, Industrial Hygiene, or a related field
- Knowledge of OSHA, Environmental Protection Agency regulations, and other relevant safety standards
- Preferred Certificate(s) or License(s): OSHA 30-Hour, First Aid/CPR, or other safety-related certifications
- Work with the Distribution EHS Manager and other team members to develop, implement, and manage programs that improve the safety of all employees and ensure regulatory compliance.
- Act as a liaison with Local, State, and Federal Regulatory Agencies on matters relating to safety and environmental regulatory compliance.
- Advise the Distribution EHS Manager on safety compliance concerns and preventative actions.
- Implement training for employees on worksite safety practices.
- Maintain safety files and records.
- Perform safety surveys and inspections to identify hazards and ensure compliance with safety regulations.
- Conduct post-accident investigations and prepare reports identifying possible root causes and hazards.
- Respond to and manage incidents that occur throughout the facility.
- Report incidents in a safety management system.
- Promote a safe, incident-free workplace.
- Lead and educate employees by conducting safety training and leading Safety Committee meetings.
- Perform weekly, monthly, and yearly inspections, including ladder inspections, life safety systems, equipment inspections, eye wash stations, hazardous waste areas, and fall protection.
- Stay up to date with local, state, and federal safety regulations.
- Maintain and update records on OSHA 300 Log, Worker’s Compensation Logs, and required safety/compliance training.
- Manage records of safety files, reports, and documentation.
- Lead incident investigations and implement corrective actions.
- Conduct Job Hazard Analysis to mitigate future accidents.
- Assess potential health hazards and damage.
- Evaluate and review safety programs for effectiveness and relevance.
- Support site leadership on EHS-related issues.
- Oversee workers' compensation, safety audits, and emergency preparedness programs.
- Partner with shift managers and supervisors to address hazards, behaviors, and safety concerns.
- Conduct and lead Safety Committee meetings.
- Assist the Operations Team in ensuring compliance with Powered Industrial Truck standards, including evaluations, recordkeeping management, and investigating machinery incidents to determine root causes.
- Participate in the new hire orientation and onboarding process to increase safety awareness for new employees.
- Address and manage safety complaints that are reported.
- Conduct root cause analysis in workplace accident and machinery investigations.
- Conduct multiple monthly audits that cover life safety systems, hazard identification, and behavior analysis.
- Conduct weekly inspections of hazardous waste storage areas and partner with 3rd party contractors for proper disposal.
- Administer and input data into an equipment/fleet management system.
- Coordinate and manage hazardous spill containment and response.
- Conduct industrial hygiene studies and readings to determine hazardous exposure to employees.
- Perform PPE assessments for different job tasks within the facility.
- Review, evaluate, and develop emergency response procedures for the facility.
- Coordinate training for Emergency Response Personnel.
- ALL OTHER DUTIES AS ASSIGNED
- OSHA 30-Hour certification
- First Aid/CPR certification
- Other safety-related certifications
Bass Pro Shops designs and runs destination outdoor retailers that sell fishing tackle, hunting gear, camping equipment, boats, and related outdoor goods. Its products and services include a wide catalog and in-store experiences, including full-scale “Outdoor World” retail locations and the Tracker Boat line (boats with motors and trailers) sold as complete packages. The company grew from a small tackle shop into a nationwide retailer through catalogs and immersive stores, and expanded its footprint by acquiring rival Cabela’s, nearly doubling its physical presence. Unlike some mass retailers, Bass Pro Shops emphasizes an experiential shopping environment and outdoor lifestyle branding tied to hands-on gear and boating. Its goal is to be the leading destination for outdoor enthusiasts in North America, making outdoor recreation accessible and enjoyable while growing its retail network and brand presence.
Company Size
5,001-10,000
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
Springfield, Illinois
Founded
1972
Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Opened Tucson store March 25, 2026, with 15,000-gallon aquarium drawing crowds.
- Announced Paducah store February 11, 2026, investing $25 million and creating 115 jobs.
- Named America's Most Trusted Outdoor Retailer by Newsweek for fifth year January 2026.
What critics are saying
- Cabela's integration erodes per-store sales through overlapping locations in Arizona, Colorado.
- Johnny Morris, age 72, leads without named successor, risking leadership vacuum post-2028.
- Rising Tucson wages to $15.45/hour squeeze margins on 150 new hires amid labor inflation.
What makes Bass Pro Shops unique
- Johnny Morris pioneered destination retail with immersive Outdoor World stores since 1981.
- Introduced Tracker Boats in 1978 as first factory-direct fish-ready boat package.
- Acquired Cabela's in 2017, creating North America's premier outdoor retail network.
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401k Retirement Savings
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Company News
Bass pros Shops celebrates grand opening of Tucson location. Posted 10:06 PM, Mar 25, 2026 Hundreds of people came out to celebrate the grand opening of the new Bass Pro Shops near Interstate 10 and Kino in Tucson. Customers filled the Southside attraction to get the first pick of the latest nature gear. The store features hunting gear, fishing rods, camping equipment, and a huge fish tank filled with species found in Arizona rivers. "Well, we do a lot of camping. We like go to Glamis and then we go to where I go hunting. It's so fun because we get to look at stuff that we could use when we go," customers Ruben and Adelina Loya said. "They're going to find everything for outdoors. Fishing, camping, hunting, anything, hiking. They're going to find everything you need here," Adan Gonzalez and Christopher Canez said. The grand opening also celebrated the Evening of Conservation, where 15 percent of every dollar spent will be used to support local conservation work. - JJ McKinney joined KGUN 9 in July of 2025 as a multimedia journalist. He graduated from Colorado State University in May of 2025 with a degree in journalism and media communications and a minor in law. With a background in investigative reporting and documentary filmmaking, JJ is dedicated to giving a platform to the voices of his community. Share your story ideas and important issues with JJ by emailing [email protected] or by connecting on Instagram, Twitter, or Facebook.
Eastview owner says arrival of Bass Pro Shops vital to mall's future. The owner of Eastview Mall believes the impending arrival of Bass Pro Shops will help invigorate a mostly vacant section of their shopping complex. Representatives of Bass Pro Shops on Tuesday night provided a preliminary first look at how a long-vacant anchor property at the mall will be transformed into a destination store for outdoor enthusiasts. The Missouri-based retailer is in the process of turning the 90,000 square feet of what was a Lord & Taylor department store into an outlet for fishing, camping, boating and outdoor lifestyle enthusiasts. The store's arrival, with an possible opening later this year, will give Bass Pro Shops a presence in the Rochester area for the first time and perhaps eliminate the retail desert that is the mall's northwest wing. Lord & Taylor closed in 2021, and the anchor space has been vacant ever since, with ownership finally transferring to the town of Victor through eminent domain in 2025. The abandoned property "has been a drag on the center and a negative on our efforts to lease that entire adjacent wing," Tom Wilmot Jr., president of mall owner Wilmorite Management Group, LLC, told the town of Victor Planning Board on Tuesday night. "We're at an inflection point at the center with Bass Pro announcing their intent to convert the store. We lost a struggling Lord & Taylor that had a lot of problems, had declining sales. Now we have a new store coming in that is literally the class in outdoor sporting stores. They have 200 million annual customers across their portfolio of stores, which is only a little over 100 Bass Pros in North America." Glenn Harvey, director of land development for Rochester-based Fisher Associates, told the planning board that the new store will maintain the existing customer access points on the east, south and west sides while adding three overhead doors on the north side for boat servicing. There will be extensive landscaping on the south, west and north sides, and the traditional Bass Pro Shops tower is proposed for the southwest corner of the property. The south wall also will include a giant mural. Renderings depicted High Falls in downtown Rochester, but planning board members asked the retailer to consider something that better depicts Victor and/or the Finger Lakes Region. Tuesday's meeting allowed the town to get a better sense of what the retailer has planned before official requests for zoning variances and plan approvals are made. [email protected]/(585) 653-4020
Bass Pro Shops to open store in Tucson. March 19, 2026 Bass Pro Shops announced it will open its new store in Tucson, AZ, on March 25. The 100,000-square-foot space, its third in Arizona, serves the Sonoran Desert Region. Bass Pro also operates locations in Mesa and Glendale, AZ. The store's footprint includes a 15,000-gallon aquarium with freshwater fish native to the region. The store has also tailored its inventory to serve the area's freshwater fishermen. Bass Pro will host a grand opening, including its trademark Evening for Conservation, with 15 percent of all sales from the event supporting local conservation efforts. Founded in 1972, Bass Pro operates nearly 200 retail stores in North America under the Bass Pro and Cabela's nameplates. Image courtesy Bass Pro Shops
Bass Pro Shops announces March 25 Grand Opening and Evening for Conservation celebration for new outdoor world location in Tucson, Ariz. North America's Premier Outdoor retail and Conservation Company will donate 15% of sales on most items during Evening for Conservation to support local conservation efforts. Bass Pro Shops' third Arizona location will deliver outdoor enthusiasts "best-of-the-best" product selection with genuine friendly, expert service and guaranteed low prices! TUCSON, Ariz. (March 17, 2026) - Bass Pro Shops announced plans today to celebrate the official Grand Opening of its new location in Tucson, Ariz., with a special Evening for Conservation, open to the public, on Wednesday, March 25, with entertainment starting at 5 p.m. The 100,000-square foot retail destination, located at 1500 E. Tucson Marketplace Boulevard and anchoring the Marketplace at the Bridges just off I-10, is ready to serve outdoorsmen and women and to honor the rich sporting heritage of the Sonoran Desert Region. It will be the third Bass Pro Shops location to serve customers in the great state of Arizona, with its "best-of-the-best" product selection and genuine friendly, expert service. Bass Pro Shops: America's Leading Outdoor and Conservation-Focused Company, built on a passion for fishing Johnny Morris, legendary angler and noted conservationist, started Bass Pro Shops in 1972 in an 8-square foot space in his father's liquor store in Springfield, Mo. That was the company's sole location for its first 13 years. (Left) Bass Pro Shops founder Johnny Morris with his father and true hero, John A. Morris - a decorated World War II veteran who served in the Battle of the Bulge. (Right) Bass Pro Shops' original location in Johnny's dad's liquor store. Today the company enjoys the support of the most dedicated customer base in the outdoors. Each year, 250 million outdoorsmen and women shop at Bass Pro Shops or Cabela's locations across the United States and Canada. With a steadfast commitment to quality, value and friendly expert service, Bass Pro Shops has gained a reputation as North America's Premier Outdoor and Conservation Company. This dedication has been recognized through numerous national awards. In each of the last five years, Bass Pro Shops was recognized as "America's Most Trusted Outdoor Retailer" by Newsweek, was voted the leading outdoor retailer on Newsweek's "America's Best Retailers" list for the fourth consecutive year in 2025 and was named one of "America's Most Admired Workplaces 2025" by Newsweek. The Grand Opening night's "Evening for Conservation," a tradition started by Bass Pro Shops founder Johnny Morris, unites sportsmen and women to support local conservation organizations. The Outdoor and Conservation Company invites the greater Tucson community to a special ribbon-cutting ceremony and weekend-long celebration for its new location, highlighted by fishing and hunting celebrity appearances, leaders in conservation, family activities, giveaways and more. For every dollar spent during the Evening for Conservation, 15 percent (on most items) will be donated to local conservation organizations. Entertainment and festivities for the Evening for Conservation will begin on March 25, starting with a live performance from singer-songwriter Celeste Kellogg at 5 p.m., the official ribbon-cutting ceremony at 6 p.m., followed by the store opening. Get there early. You won't want to miss it! Grand Opening Weekend festivities offer something for everyone The Evening for Conservation and Grand Opening Weekend include can't-miss deals, exclusive events and exciting attractions for outdoor enthusiasts of all ages: * Bass Pro Shops and Cabela's CLUB Members receive 10 percent off almost everything during the entire Grand Opening Weekend, March 25 through March 29. * Customers will enjoy exclusive giveaways and deals throughout the weekend. Daily door prizes will be given to the first 200 families through the door on Thursday, March 26 through Saturday, March 28. * Families and guests of all ages are invited to create happy memories with FREE photos with the Easter Bunny, beginning Wednesday, March 25, following the ribbon cutting and running through Easter Sunday. Free reservations open Thursday, March 26, at basspro.com/easter. Special bass-shaped Easter eggs will be offered as giveaways, with a surprise inside. * Guests of all ages are invited to be among the first to experience the store's stunning 15,000-gallon aquarium. With a waterfall in an abandoned mine setting, including tracks and a sunken ore cart, it will be home to bass, trout, catfish, crappie and sunfish, provided through a partnership with the Arizona Fish and Game Department. * Explore the store's full lineup of industry-leading boat brands, including TRACKER, RANGER, NITRO, SUN TRACKER, REGENCY and TAHOE. Built by Bass Pro's White River Marine Group, the World's Best-Selling Boats are sold factory direct at money-saving prices, with award-winning service and factory-backed warranties. * The on-site POWER PROS service center will offer world-class service for boats, motors and ATVs/UTVs, with certified technicians that have the knowledge and skills to offer the best service anywhere, including parts and accessories. Come meet the legends! Special appearances by conservation leaders, legendary anglers and popular entertainment figures, including PAW Patrol Celebrities attending the Evening for Conservation include fishing legends (from left), Roland Martin, Jimmy Houston, Kevin VanDam and Josh Bertrand. The opening festivities will feature some of the most iconic figures in the entertainment and outdoor industry: * Roland Martin, Nine-time Bassmaster Angler of the Year, 19-time Bassmaster tournament winner and host of "Fishing with Roland Martin." * Jimmy Houston, Two-time Bassmaster Angler of the Year, 2002 Bass Fishing Hall of Fame Inductee and host of "Jimmy Houston Outdoors" * Kevin VanDam, 7-time Bassmaster Angler of the Year, 4-time Bassmaster Classic champion, 29 Tour-level wins. * Josh Bertrand, 2018 Bassmaster Elite Series Champion, 2012 Bassmaster Central Opens Angler of the Year and 2022 WON Bass U.S. Open champion * PAW Patrol characters alongside fishing legend, Charlie Evans Following the Grand Opening ceremony, these celebrities will be available for meet and greets and autographs, until 8 p.m. The retail store will officially open following the Evening for Conservation ceremonies, then for normal business hours the following day, on March 26. Store hours will be 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. on Monday through Saturday, and 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Sunday. About Bass Pro Shops Bass Pro Shops, North America's premier outdoor and conservation company, was founded in 1972 when avid young angler Johnny Morris began selling tackle out of his father's liquor store in Springfield, Missouri. That was the company's sole location for the first 13 years, and it has since grown to nearly 200 retail locations throughout North America. Today the company provides customers with unmatched offerings spanning premier destination retail, outdoor equipment manufacturing, world-class resort destinations and more. In 2017 Bass Pro Shops united with Cabela's to create a "best-of-the-best" experience with superior products, dynamic locations and outstanding customer service. Bass Pro Shops also operates White River Marine Group, offering an unsurpassed collection of industry-leading boat brands, and Big Cedar Lodge, America's Premier Wilderness Resort. Under the visionary conservation leadership of Johnny Morris, Bass Pro Shops is a national leader in protecting habitat and introducing families to the outdoors and has been named by Newsweek as "America's Best Outdoor Retailer" for four consecutive years and "America's Most Trusted Retailer for Outdoor Gear." Media Contact: Bass Pro Communications [email protected] 417-873-4567
Beer and fishing collaboration to catch angler demographic. 12 March 2026 By Jessica Mason AB InBev-owned beer brand Busch Light has collaborated with Bass Pro Shops and also launched a contest to further solidify its position as the beer for every angler. db learns more about how the initiative will net new profits. In time for the fishing season and marking Busch Light's first-ever collaboration with Bass Pro Shops, AB InBev will be releasing a range of special collector's edition Busch Light beer cans. The limited-time-only cans are set to showcase the retailer's logo and an exclusive new fish design. 'Commitment to anglers' Speaking to the drinks business, Anheuser Busch's head of marketing for the Busch family and Natural Light family, Krystyn Stowe, said: "This first-ever collaboration between Busch Light and Bass Pro Shops brings together two of the most iconic names in the outdoor community. We're proud to introduce limited-edition collector cans that celebrate our shared commitment to anglers and outdoor enthusiasts across the country." Stowe told db: "Together, we're honouring the passion of those who spend their time on the water - and strengthening the connection consumers have with two brands that have long supported America's love of the outdoors." Added to this, AB InBev has also launched the Bass Bank, a US-wide contest inviting anglers to pitch their most innovative fishing ideas for a chance to bring it to life. The beer giant highlighted how, "as most anglers know, some of the best ideas come when drinking a cold beer after a day on the water, so Busch Light wants to encourage anglers to dream up their ideal fishing invention, while enjoying a cold and smooth Busch Light in a special Bass Pro Shops fishing can". Prizes. Entries to the Bass Bank can be submitted online from this week. Judges for the competition include the Busch Guy as well as outdoor adventurers and content creators and The Keefer Brothers, who are known for their wilderness expertise and survival skills. The prize, which will be US$15,000, will mean that the winner can bring their invention to life. To assist with this, the winner will also gain a session with The Keefer Brothers to take the idea to the workshop with some of the greatest outdoor experts also on hand to offer their guidance. Additionally, the winner will also receive a year's worth of Busch Light beer to assist in slow days fishing.