Burnaby, BC Full-time CA$112,221 - CA$144,102 / year

About Hitachi Rail Hitachi Rail works in digital transformation and technology across a global organisation.

The Technical Safety Specialist provides technical safety leadership for the Safety Engineering team supporting urban rail signalling products and project solutions. The role ensures compliance with safety principles, applicable standards, company processes, and best practices.

Ensure Safety Engineering activities follow company processes, industry standards, and best practices.

Perform safety analyses, including FFMEA, FMECA, and FSA, and manage hazards.

Define safety requirements and evaluate designs for compliance with safety requirements and principles.

Review safety evidence and produce Safety Case artifacts.

Coordinate with integrated project teams and promote the company's safety policy and best practices.

Bachelor's degree in electronics, computer science, electrical engineering, or an equivalent field.





At least 10 years of senior technical experience in train control systems or automation in industries such as aerospace, defence, automotive, medical, or nuclear.

Detailed knowledge of safety lifecycles, requirements definition, safety design, risk analysis, and relevant standards and methods.

Ability to lead and coordinate technical staff, with strong technical writing and communication skills and excellent command of English.

Master's degree in a relevant engineering or computer science field.

Advantages for eligible full-time employees include company-paid health, dental, and vision premiums, a retirement savings plan with company match, paid holidays, three weeks of vacation, life and accident insurance, long-term disability coverage, flextime, and development and training opportunities.

This posting relates to an existing vacancy.

Hitachi

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