Machine Safety Specialist

We are looking for a Machine Safety Specialist for the Global HSE organization.

About the Job

Scania is undergoing a transformation from a supplier of trucks, buses, and engines to a provider of complete and sustainable transport solutions.

At Scania, we believe change is essential for growth and innovation. As a leading company in our industry, we are committed to staying ahead and adapting to changing market conditions. Our success is driven by our ability to effectively manage change and help our employees and stakeholders embrace new strategies, technologies, and processes.

Our vision is Scania Care – Zero Harm, and our strategic goals help us achieve this ambitious vision.

There is now an exciting opportunity for a Machine Safety Specialist to join Scania's global Health, Safety and Environment organization. This organization is involved in governance and support for health and occupational safety at corporate, global, and local levels. Headquartered in Södertälje, the organization is represented at production sites in Södertälje, Oskarshamn, Luleå, Zwolle (Netherlands), and Angers (France).

We are looking for someone who is passionate about machine safety and has solid knowledge of Swedish workplace safety regulations and the Machinery Directive. At our Södertälje facility, you’ll find a positive and inclusive work culture with high engagement. Join an experienced team that values safety and collaboration. Are you ready to work in an environment where your expertise truly makes a difference? Apply today!

Location: Södertälje, with responsibilities across Sweden and globally, requiring some travel.

Work Flexibility: We offer a hybrid work model, allowing one to two days of remote work per week, depending on business needs.

The purpose of the operational Machine Safety Specialist role is to ensure that the machines Scania acquires comply with both legal requirements and Scania's own standards. This involves providing strategic support and proactive advice to Scania’s production engineering organization, and acting as an independent expert to mitigate workplace risks and raise safety awareness within the company.

Your Duties

Participate, support, advise, and guide in machine investment projects regarding machine safety issues.

• Keep stakeholders informed about new and updated legislation and Scania requirements.
• Offer guidance and participate in investigations into more complex incidents involving machinery.
• Provide guidance and participate in more complex risk assessments within investment projects.
• Review and identify deviations in technical solutions, ensuring compliance with legal requirements and standards.
• Undertake business trips related to supplier visits, delivery inspections/FAT, and assist in urgent actions critical to Scania's operations.
• Validate Production Certificates prior to commissioning.
• Monitor developments in regulations such as the Machinery Directive and Regulation, and the use of work equipment.
• Actively participate in forums, meetings, working methods, committees, and processes within the field of machine safety.

Your Profile

You are a trained engineer in mechanics or electrical engineering or have equivalent competence, preferably with experience from the manufacturing industry.

Merits:

• Certified Machine Safety Specialist/Expert.
• Trained Occupational Safety Engineer with knowledge of occupational risks and general safety legislation.
• Familiarity with other relevant legislation, including ATEX, PED, and standardization work related to the Machinery Directive.
• Knowledge of the PEIP and TED processes.

To succeed in this role, you need to be curious, driven, and structured. You have a good ability to collaborate and communicate. You are pedagogical and work with a prestige-free and trust-based approach. You have the ability to adapt to prevailing conditions. The role also involves developing Scania’s approach to occupational safety, which requires a strong interest in working from a business benefit perspective and promoting a healthy work culture. You will be an ambassador for Scania and its occupational health services.

• Good digital skills.
• Good language and writing skills in Swedish and English.

We place great importance on your personal suitability.

Employment: Full-time (100%).

For further information and questions, please contact: Kristoffer Linde, Head of Machine Safety Specialists at Group H&S. Tel: +46 73-668 83 18, Email: kristoffer.linde@scania.com

Application

Your application should include a cover letter, CV, and copies of certificates. We want your application by December 1, 2024.

We use logic and personality tests in our selection process and a background check may be conducted for this position

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