Aerospace Human Factors & Ergonomics Consultant

Human Design Group; Broughton; On-site; GBP 28,000 - 35,000; Full time

Job summary

Human Design Group in the UK is seeking a Human and Organizational Factors and Ergonomist consultant (F/M) to integrate HOF into the design and assessment of aerospace industrial systems. Based in Broughton, UK, you will join a multidisciplinary team with engineers, quality and safety to improve efficiency, safety and user experience.

Requirements include a Master in Ergonomic, Human Factors or related field and 1–4 years of industrial experience.

Qualifications

• Master in Ergonomic, Human Factors or related field (e.g., cognitive neuroscience, industrial/organizational psychology, or ergonomics).
• 1–4 years related experience. Industrial / factories related experience required.

Responsibilities

• Works as part of a multidisciplinary team (engineers, quality, safety).
• Performs ergonomics / HOF diagnosis.
• Performs analysis of activity - workstation - organization (trades, processes, tools).
• Formalizes ergonomics and user needs requirements.
• Defines functional specifications.
• Analyzes HOF risks and identifies root causes for incidents, accidents, human errors or quality issues.
• Defines action plans; manages creativity workshops.
• Conducts User tests on industrial systems (jig and tool).
• Leads the development of a human factors activities; provides training and promotes the importance of human factors engineering.

Skills

Consulting skills

Presentation skills

English proficiency

French language (a plus)

Education

Master in Ergonomic, Human Factors or related field

Job description

Human Design Group in the UK is seeking a Human and Organizational Factors and Ergonomist consultant (F/M) to integrate HOF into the design and assessment of aerospace industrial systems. Based in Broughton, UK, you will join a multidisciplinary team with engineers, quality and safety to improve efficiency, safety and user experience.

Requirements include a Master in Ergonomic, Human Factors or related field and 1–4 years of industrial experience.