Product Safety Engineer (New Graduates)

Overview

Test and certify emerging products to ensure safety and regulatory compliance.

Key Responsibilities

• project management
• compliance management
• report generation
• data review
• product evaluation
• stakeholder coordination

Tasks

-Work closely with a variety of Certification Managers to successfully complete training. -Manage certification projects with the assistance of a mentor ensuring compliance with all applicable safety requirements. -Compile subsequent certification reports. -Job shadow Product Safety Engineers and Laboratory Technicians to meet training requirements. -Review test data/reports and show an understanding of technical requirements to support the application of the CSA Mark. -Keep the Managers informed of project status as required, pointing out progress and findings. -Evaluate products against requirements of the national standards and guidelines.

Requirements

• electrical theory
• project management
• bachelor's degree
• problem solving
• detail oriented
• communication

What You Bring

-Correctly interpret the results from the tests. -Must be detail oriented. -Be curious and eager to learn new technologies while applying basic electrical theory. -Strong organizational, time management, and project management skills. -Ability to work both independently and as part of a team. -Be willing to think outside the box to apply efficient methods of doing different tasks related to testing and certification. -New or recent graduate with a bachelor’s degree in Electrical, Electronics, or Mechanical Engineering. -Must be self-motivated and client-service oriented -Ability to work unsupervised, in a team-based work environment. -Strong problem-solving ability. -Good interpersonal and communication skills.

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About Csa Group

-Through its non-profit standards arm and commercial testing, inspection, and certification subsidiaries, it generates revenue while advancing technical standards. -Typical projects include certifying household products, industrial equipment, energy systems, and medical devices to rigorous safety and performance standards. -Sector specialisms span quality codes & standards, testing & certification, energy efficiency, cybersecurity, industrial and hazardous locations, medical and laboratory equipment, and building products. -Notably accredited by the Standards Council of Canada, its iconic registered mark signals independent validation of safety and compliance. -An unusual fact: its testing arm funds its standards mission, enabling a self-sustaining model blending commercial and public good.

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