A Certification Engineer position has become available within a dynamic and forward-thinking company operating at the cutting edge of technology, delivering high-integrity solutions across complex, safety-critical sectors. This business values precision, collaboration, and proactive problem-solving. With a strong focus on attitude and communication, this opportunity offers a salary of up to £30,000, 34 days holiday including bank holidays, and the chance to work with global clients meeting rigorous certification standards, including EN (phone number removed).1 material certification.
Certification Engineer responsibilities include -
Reading and interpreting national, international, and customer specifications and standards.
Checking and approving incoming raw material and fastener certifications, including EN (phone number removed).1 certificates, across multiple material grades.
Compiling certification packs.
Liaising directly with suppliers and customers to resolve queries.
Scanning and filing chemistry, heat treatment, and plating reports.Certification Engineer desirable skills and experience -
Engineering graduate or previous experience working with technical documents and specifications.
Experience with fasteners and other metallic components is highly beneficial but not essential.
Familiarity with EN (phone number removed).1 certification for fully traceable, high-integrity components.
Basic understanding of chemistry, heat treatment processes, mechanical/metallurgical/NDT test methods.Certification Engineer benefits include -
Salary circa of £32,000.
34 days holiday including bank holidays.
Employee Assistance Programme.
Free parking and uniform.
Pension scheme and death-in-service x2 annual salary.
Staff referral programme and development opportunities.If interested in this Certification Engineer position, please apply through this advert immediately.
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