Product Compliance Engineer

Traeger; Salt Lake City (UT); On-site; USD 110,000 - 150,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, dental, and vision package

401k

Professional development programs

Employee discounts

Job summary

Traeger, headquartered in Salt Lake City, seeks a Product Compliance Engineer to drive regulatory compliance for all products, ensuring Declarations of Conformity and certifications are developed and maintained. You will educate teams on regulatory requirements and support data systems to keep Traeger products compliant in domestic and international markets.

Ideal candidates have 5+ years in product compliance, PFAS, RoHS, REACH, Prop 65, AB1200, TSCA, and related materials regulations, plus

Qualifications

• Regulatory compliance responsibilities across product portfolio.
• Experience with PFAS, RoHS, REACH, Prop 65, TSCA and related standards.
• Ability to build requirements for design teams and write DOCs.
• Experience with supplier/audit interactions and conformity declarations.

Responsibilities

• Support material, environmental, regulatory, and safety compliance.
• Develop and maintain declarations of conformity and certificates.
• Assist with design reviews, FMEA, and hazard reviews for certifications.
• Interact with testing agencies and certification bodies (UL, CSA, IEC, etc.).

Education

B.S. in Engineering

Job description

Our business is BBQ, andbusinesstastes good. Traeger invented the wood pellet grill over 30 years ago, andwe’refanatics who are dedicated to bringing people together to create a more flavorful world. From our headquarters in Salt Lake City, we work tirelessly to providea world-class experience to our customers, retailers, and especially our employees. Ifyou’rea team playerwho’sdedicated to delivering top-quality results every day, then we want you to come cook with us.

What You’ll Do:

The Product Compliance Engineer is responsible for supporting regulatory compliance for all Traeger products. The Product Compliance Engineer will support project teams and develop, implement and maintain material, environmental, regulatory, and safety compliance requirements, certifications and guidelines for all company products. In addition, this role is responsible for providing education to team members and the development of data systems and requirements to insure Traeger products remain in compliance within markets served, support records development, and product tracking.

How You'll Help Us Win:

Project team member responsible for assuring new/modified product meets both material regulation and product certification requirements

Responsible for researching, understanding and properly applying regulatory and industry objectives for product sustainability programs (e.g., environmental compliance, PFAS, RoHS, REACH, Prop 65, TSCA, other materials compliance, Declarations of Conformity, sustainable product initiatives, etc)

Develop a self-sustaining system to provide material/product declarations of conformity and compliance certificates on demand

Support project meetings, Design Reviews, FMEA’s, and Hazard Reviews to define material and/or testing protocols for product certifications

What You'll NeedToSucceed:

Bachelor of Science Degree in Mechanical, Electrical or Chemical Engineering or equivalent preferred; 5+ additional years of experience in lieu of a degree

Must have 5 or more years’ experience in product compliance, PFAS, RoHS, REACH, Prop 65, AB1200, TSCA, materials compliance, food contact, Product Declarations of Conformity and sustainable product initiatives.

A minimum of 5 years of combined experience in product safety, quality assurance, and regulatory compliance is a must

Experience with product life management systems

Ability to write DOC’s

Ability to build requirements for design teams

Experience working with retailer auditors - Research, identify, interpret and apply relevant standards, regulations and requirements for new products for intended markets (domestic and international)

Conduct material and product regulatory and compliance risk assessments and develop risk mitigation strategies/plans to ensure business continuity and support growth initiatives. - Act as primary liaison between project team, certification organizations and testing agencies to achieve regulatory certification compliance. This includes but is not limited to organizations such as: UL, CSA, TUV, Intertek, IEC, VDE, ANSI, and US state driven regulations.

Help develop compliance tools for domestic and international regulations such as ROHS, Reach, California Proposition 65, AB1200, EPR and packaging/transportation requirements

Maintain proficiency of worldwide material and product regulations through research, development of network, and ongoing education

Experience working with various international organizations such as: UL, CSA and IEC is a must

Experience with compliance legislation and regulations in USA, CAN, EU, NZ/AUS and UAE

Experience with PFAS is a must

Experience with food contact regulations is a must

Ability to work with part numbers and build BOMs for database tracking

Able to complete responsibilities in a timely, professional and quality manner

Solve problems analytically; search out relevant information and gauge its importance when making decisions

Effective written and oral communication skills; able to express oneself clearly and in technical and non-technical terms

Collaborative and effective team player and able to work with teams who are globally dispersed

Requirement systems development and management experience is preferred

Why You Will Love Working Here

• Be part of the most disruptive force in outdoor cooking
• Join a true team working towards a common goal
• Culture of risk-taking, innovation, & quality
• So. Much. Food.
• Have an outdoor lover’s paradise in your backyard
• Full medical/dental/vision package to fit your needs
• 401k to help you plan for the future
• Individual professional development programs & initiatives to help you grow professionally
• Great discounts on all things Traeger
• Did we mention all the food?

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