Summary

Automation Safety Engineer plays a vital role in complex engineering projects core responsibility to support the Project Team and Site on the lines risk analysis assessment.

Duties and Responsibilities

Main areas of responsibilities are:

• Achievement of timing, quality and cost targets
• Assure the use of company standards (product, processes, norms ...)
• Develops the risk analysis activity for tooling, robotic cells and automated systems, in order to assure, the compliance to all the safety norms
• Conduct risk assessments (e.g. PFMEA, Ergonomic Analysis, Hazard Assessments) for new and modified tooling
• Ensure compliance with applicable standards such as OSHA, ANSI, ISO 12100, ISO 13849 and local regulations.
• Performing Safety Analysis during all project phases, participate in tooling design reviews giving continuous feedbacks to the Project Team
• Validate guarding, interlocks, lockout points, pinch-point protection, emergency stop etc.
• On site checks. In order to verify the correct line installation and commissioning vs the safety requirements
• Verifies the contents of the technical file and develops the CE document certification.
• Investigate tooling-related incidents, near-misses, and failures.
• Lead corrective actions and develop long-term safety improvements.
• Deliver training to operators, maintenance technicians, and engineers on proper tooling use.