Maintain an ISO/IEC 17025 laboratory, manage quality documents and audits and assure calibration, traceability and validity of printer-emission test data.
About this role
This engineer secures product safety and international approvals for Konica Minolta’s industrial printing equipment. The professional-print business supplies digital color, label, embellishment, B2 inkjet and textile systems, together with print-workflow solutions.
As the principal safety contact for assigned models, the engineer identifies risks, discusses countermeasures with development teams, checks conformity with safety standards and conducts risk assessments. Responsibilities include obtaining national product-safety and EMC certifications and standardizing the safety knowledge gained. The safety organization also works across business divisions to resolve broader product-safety issues.
Applicants need practical experience in product safety, safe design or risk assessment, or in evaluations and tests based on safety or EMC standards. Experience can come from any industry or product field.
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