Engineer as Expert Plant Safety (f/m/d)

TÜV SÜD has been standing for safety, quality and sustainability since 1866 and is today an international service group with more than 28,000 employees worldwide. Independently and objectively, TÜV SÜD ensures consumer confidence. TÜV SÜD Industrie Service GmbH bundles expertise and experience for companies in the fields of industry and real estate. The range of services includes engineering and testing services for the safety, cost-effectiveness and sustainability of plants, infrastructure facilities and buildings throughout the life cycle - from feasibility to planning, construction and operation to modernization or rebuilding. If you want to shape the future with us, we look forward to your application at our Brunsbüttel site.

Examinations of pressure systems subject to monitoring Testing of process plants with regard to functional safety and explosion protection Implementation of certification procedures in the manufacture of printing equipment Compilation of opinions and audit reports Care of customers in technical problems and technical questions Independent processing and coordination of customer requests and test dates

Complete engineering studies in the field of mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, process engineering or comparable discipline Remarkable: recognition as an expert in plant safety, explosion protection, functional safety, WHG AwSV or printing systems Ideally qualified as a welding specialist*in Professional experience in state and damage assessment, measurement and control technology, operation of pressure systems and explosion protection High sense of responsibility, resilience, reliability and enforcement Embossed customer and service orientation, communication skills and solution orientation German and good knowledge of English Class B driving licence

attractive salary Structured development planning attractive service travel conditions Occupational pension Mobile work Applications for people with disabilities are expressly desired and are considered preferred if they are otherwise essentially of the same suitability. .