RAMS Lead: Rail & Transit System Assurance & Safety
WSP in Canada
Edmonton
On-site
CAD 162,200 - 212,200
Full time
14 days+
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Benefits offered by this job
Flexible work
Professional development opportunities
Health and safety focus
Job summary
A leading engineering consultancy in Canada is seeking a Reliability, Availability, Maintainability & Safety (RAMS) Lead to shape the safety, performance, and reliability of rail systems. Key responsibilities include leading RAMS activities, developing strategies, and mentoring engineers. Ideal candidates have over 10 years of experience in rail transit environments and a relevant engineering degree. This role offers competitive compensation and the opportunity to impact transportation networks across Canada.
Qualifications
10+ years of experience in RAMS/System Assurance within rail transit environments.
Deep knowledge of CENELEC, CMREA, MIL-STD and other system safety standards.
Ability to communicate complex technical issues clearly.
Responsibilities
Lead all RAMS activities across complex rail programs.
Develop and implement RAMS Plans, System Safety Plans, and risk assessments.
Mentor and develop engineers within the System Assurance discipline.
Skills
Technical leadership experience in RAMS/System Assurance
Knowledge of CENELEC and system safety standards
Lead teams and influence stakeholders
Experience with V-Model processes
Risk assessment and hazard analysis
Education
Bachelor’s degree in engineering discipline
Job description
A leading engineering consultancy in Canada is seeking a Reliability, Availability, Maintainability & Safety (RAMS) Lead to shape the safety, performance, and reliability of rail systems. Key responsibilities include leading RAMS activities, developing strategies, and mentoring engineers. Ideal candidates have over 10 years of experience in rail transit environments and a relevant engineering degree. This role offers competitive compensation and the opportunity to impact transportation networks across Canada.