Compliance Engineer

Jackson Hogg are proudly supporting a speciaist manufacturing business in the Hexham area with a Compliance Engineer position, reporting directly into the Engineering Manager.�

Compliance Manager Responsibilities�

• Experienced with necessary legislation and standards incuding CE, CA, PUWER alongside group directives�


• Support engineering activities for new installations to ensure compliance�


• Assess existing machinery whilst supporting the relevant management to ensure machinery and equipment on site conforms with respect to their safety design and valid regulations�


• Propose necessary changes and upgrades required to ensure compliance of existing machinery


• Ensure that the required documentation and records are obtained, updated and correctly stored.


• Conduct and support technical Risk and Conformity Assessments with the relevant Production Manager.


• Establish and implement a plan for completing regular technical safety checks on the existing equipment on site.


• Ensure conformity of plant machinery (including parts) is applied when equipment is purchased in conjunction with the Project Team and Technical Purchasing Team.


• Demonstrate professional competence and development by keeping skills up to date and in providing evidence of continuing professional development.


• Implement and follow up all required actions, working closely with the relevant Production Manager, Engineering Department,� SHE Department and Project Team, and other departments as necessary.

Compliance Engineer Requirements�

• Minimum HND level education in engineering discipline or significant relevant experience in design, manufacturing, or maintenance.


• Completed training in Work Equipment and Machinery Safety - PUWER, CE/CA marking and the Machinery Directive.


• Multi-disciplinary qualifications and experience would be advantageous.


• Experience working in a manufacturing or similar engineering industry.


• Familiar with dealing with legislation and ACOP relating to machinery safety.


• Must have experience with risk assessments.


• Good standard of IT skills and competent use of Microsoft Products (Word, Excel, Outlook).


• Knowledge of Microsoft SharePoint and SAP software is advantageous but not essential (training will be given).


• Structured method of working, with good organisational skills.


• Able to work independently, as well as part of a team, utilising well developed communication skills.


• Motivated and self-driven to not only ensure compliance is achieved, but also to keep up to date with the relevant regulations and associated training.