Safety Regulatory Compliance Engineer - DefenceLocation: Portsmouth, England, United Kingdom. Contract: 6-month with potential extension. Hybrid work: 3 days remote per week after settling-in period.OverviewCarbon60 is seeking a Safety and Environment Engineer to join their client based in Portsmouth. You will ensure compliance with UK MOD Safety and Environmental processes.ResponsibilitiesDevelopment and maintenance of Safety and Environmental Management Plans (SEMP) and Safety and Environmental Cases (SECR) in accordance with UK MOD Safety and Environmental processes.Chair internal and external Project Safety and Environmental Committee meetings, providing expert advice and guidance to project teams.Support the development of products to meet the requirements of EU Directives, including the delivery of technical files and Declarations of Conformity.Undertaking and facilitating required Safety and Environmental analyses.Provide advice, guidance and expertise to project and product teams, acting as a focal point for all project Safety, Environmental and Product Regulatory compliance matters.Skills and experienceKnowledge and experience of UK MOD Safety and Environmental Management processes (ASEMS, DEF STAN 00-056, DEF STAN 00-51, POSMS, POEMS).Working knowledge of UK/EU Safety and Environmental Product Regulatory Compliance legislation.Knowledge and experience of Military Satellite communication in Maritime domain is an advantage but not essential.The ideal candidate will have a background in Military Satellite communication in the Maritime domain, although this is not a strict requirement. You should possess excellent communication and problem-solving skills, as well as the ability to work collaboratively with cross-functional teams.Contract and QualificationsThis is a 6-month contract position, with potential for extension. The role is based at the Portsmouth site and requires UK National Security Clearance.Next stepsIf you are interested in this role and would like to know more, please contact Carbon60 Fareham. #J-18808-Ljbffr