2022 NSC Safety Congress & Expo

Amy May
Director - BCA Fabrication Quality
Boeing Company


Amy May is currently Senior Director, BCA Fabrication Quality. She was most recently General Manager of Boeing Canada Winnipeg, which manufactures complex composite parts for every airplane that Boeing Commercial Airplanes produces. Amy started her Boeing career as an industrial ergonomist supporting Fabrication, 737 and 757 programs. She supported the 787 new airplane design, where she and her teammates received a patent for a “method for managing ergonomic risk exposure in manufacturing.” She later led corporate and commercial fabrication and final assembly environment and safety teams, responsible for multi-site, global integration. She was Senior Director of Workplace Safety, when the company marked the 5 year anniversary of “Go for Zero” with recognition of the National Safety Council’s most prestigious honor, the Robert W. Campbell Award. Amy is committed to Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion having participated on an organizational team that won a national and company award, and two teams that defined the DEI policies for non-profit organizations. A graduate of Harvard University’s General Management Program, Amy holds a Bachelor's and Master's Degree in Industrial Engineering from Kansas State University and West Virginia University, respectively. Amy currently serves on the National Safety Council's Campbell Institute Steering Committee, where she serves as the committee chair for the Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion committee, and the Kansas State University's Industrial Engineering Advisory Council. Recent Board of Director experiences include FortWhyte Alive, whose mission is to connect students and the community to outdoor and STEM learning activities in Winnipeg, MB, as well as the Manitoba Aerospace Association Board, and EarthGen in Seattle, WA connecting students and teachers to the Environment and STEM learning.

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