Machine Safety Engineer — Flexible Office/Remote Options

Autoliv; Tijuana; Hybrid; MXN 500,000 - 750,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Attractive compensation

Flexible Fridays (office/home)

Training & development

Gender pay equality

Job summary

Autoliv is seeking a Machine Safety Development Engineer to lead safety solutions across our industrial automation portfolio. You will implement safety programs, ensure regulatory compliance, and drive risk assessment and mitigation for manufacturing equipment.

Collaborating with plant operations and engineering teams, you will standardize safety requirements across regions including Mexico, the United States, and Brazil, while delivering training and improving safety performance.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Chemical, Industrial, Mechanical Engineering or a related field.
• Minimum 3 years of experience in machine risk assessments and safety solutions.
• Knowledge of PFMEA, SRS, and Safety Control System Design.
• Willingness to travel to support regional/global operations.
• Preferred CMSE/OSHA, Ergonomics, and Six Sigma credentials.

Responsibilities

• Define, implement, and maintain machine safety standards for manufacturing equipment.
• Support safety program launches for new machines and processes.
• Ensure designs meet regulatory and safety requirements for Mexico, the United States, Brazil, and other regions.
• Lead machine safety training and coordinate Safety Representatives.
• Collaborate with plant operations and Safety & Hygiene to standardize safety requirements.

Skills

Machine Safety

Risk Assessments

PFMEA

SRS

Training

Education

Bachelor's degree in Engineering

CMSE/OSHA certification

Ergonomics training

Six Sigma Green Belt

Job description

Autoliv is seeking a Machine Safety Development Engineer to lead safety solutions across our industrial automation portfolio. You will implement safety programs, ensure regulatory compliance, and drive risk assessment and mitigation for manufacturing equipment.

Collaborating with plant operations and engineering teams, you will standardize safety requirements across regions including Mexico, the United States, and Brazil, while delivering training and improving safety performance.