We are currently dealing with a client organization who are looking at recruiting a System Safety Interface Engineer to work on the new Highspeed Rail project with the role being based in Birmingham or London.  As the System Safety Interface Engineer, you will work with contractors to ensure compliance with the Common Safety Method on Risk Evaluation and Assessment (CSM-RA), this could be looking at the hazard record spotting if the contractor has missed any hazard.  Other duties can include, but not limited too:

• Responsible for enabling the project compliance with the Railways (Interoperability) Regulations and CSM-RA. 
• Managing risk assessments for specific discipline areas, being able to self-sufficiently plan, run and write up risk workshops.
• Developing reports to be able to justify and explain safety assessment results within the organisation and to independent assessment bodies.
• Supporting the project wide Hazard Record, analysing hazards and compliance evidence to satisfy CSM-RA.
• Managing specific interfaces to the AsBo/NoBo, supporting contractors during independent assessments by the AsBo/ NoBo and supporting the flow of evidence to demonstrate CSM-RA compliance for the railway.

Job Requirements

• Knowledge of the CSM-RA regulation or a similar application of engineering safety management.
• Knowledge of hazard identification and analysis techniques and management of hazards through hazard records. 
• Working knowledge in HAZOP, Fault Tree and Event Tree analysis in a railway environment or similar.
• Knowledge of engineering safety management and compliance with EU and UK law relating to engineering safety
• Experience of delivering evidence of system safety / engineering safety within a safety critical environment, e.g. aviation, rail, maritime, oil/gas, nuclear or military applications.

 


As mentioned, this position could be based in either the Birmingham or London offices and is currently offering hybrid between working between home and office. If this position is of interest, then dont hesitate to contact Sebastian at Critical Project Resourcing.