Safety Assurance Engineer in Rail Projects (British Columbia)

Safety Assurance Engineer in Rail Projects (British Columbia)

16 Sep
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P&S Frozen Foods
|
British Columbia

16 Sep

P&S Frozen Foods

British Columbia

Lead safety assurance for rail and transit projects across Canada and North America. Join a dynamic team dedicated to implementing strategies aligned with CENELEC standards and Canadian regulations.

We are searching for a skilled Safety Assurance Engineer with substantial experience to guide safety and risk assurance efforts. You will develop and implement compliance strategies, engage clients and regulators, and ensure adherence to industry standards. Your role will significantly impact multiple rail programs and foster collaboration within diverse project teams.

Key Responsibilities:
• Lead safety assurance initiatives like hazard identification
• Develop safety assurance strategies for rail projects
• Review critical safety documents including Safety Plans




• Conduct hazard identification and risk assessments
• Ensure compliance with CENELEC and Canadian regulations

Requirements:
• Bachelor's degree in Engineering or equivalent
• P.Eng designation or eligibility for certification
• 10+ years in rail safety assurance or RAMS engineering
• Familiarity with CENELEC and CMREA standards
• Robust stakeholder engagement skills

Utilize your engineering expertise and leadership abilities to drive safety assurance in innovative rail projects.
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📌 Safety Assurance Engineer in Rail Projects (British Columbia)
🏢 P&S Frozen Foods
📍 British Columbia

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