Would you like to kickstart or further develop your career in safety? Do you get energy from performing in-depth safety analysis and documenting the safety of important changes?
We are looking for a CBTC Safety Engineer to ensure that changes to the signaling system maintain the high level of safety and obtain the necessary approvals. You will work closely with project teams and approval bodies to ensure the safe implementation of the proposed changes.
In the coming years, DSB will upgrade the S-bane network with new rolling stock and infrastructural changes to create a driverless railway. This will increase frequency, capacity, and flexibility. Our existing Communication-Based Train Control Signaling System (CBTC) is being modified to support driverless operation.
The CBTC project is part of the Future S-network program (FS) and is responsible for specifying, procuring, securing, and introducing the changes in the signaling system. This is done through a step-by-step migration while the existing operation continues.
Our dynamic and international project team consists of around a dozen people and is set to grow to support the project's delivery phase.
In the Future S-network program, you will join around 200 colleagues, who are enthusiastic about creating the future of public transportation in Greater Copenhagen.
“In our team, we combine job satisfaction with professional development. We value open feedback and support each other in improving our skills,"
- says Safety & Approval Manager Alexander.
Become part of this exciting project and have an impact on the future of public transport in Denmark.
Safety is a key feature of DSB, and you will have an important role in ensuring that changes in the signaling system maintain the current high level of safety.
You will be involved in the preparation of safety plans, safety analysis and safety cases that are necessary to get the changes approved by the relevant assessment and approval bodies.
You will assist the CBTC Project Safety Manager in providing the safety analysis and approval workstream. With training, you will grow more and more into the role and develop to take on even more responsibility within the safety area.
Your primary tasks will include
A typical workday begins with reviewing the latest updates from the project team and ensuring that all relevant safety data is properly documented.
After lunch, you prepare a safety analysis for a proposed change in the signaling system.
After this, you have a meeting with an approval body to review the necessary documentation and ensure that all requirements are met.
Before you go home, you follow up on ongoing safety cases and prepare the next steps in the approval process.
We are looking for a person who likes to work with railway engineering and is motivated to develop in the field.
To fit into the role, you should have
Some of our employee benefits are
The application deadline is the 18th of November, 2024.
We evaluate and conduct interviews on an ongoing basis, so hurry up and apply.
Upload your CV, application and (optionally) exam papers. You can also make your application as a short video.
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Anders Daniel Møller, Head of Safety and Operational Procedures, at +45 24 68 05 56.
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