Product Safety Engineer II — Hazard Analysis & Compliance

Milwaukee-Tool; Town of Brookfield (WI); On-site; USD 85,000 - 110,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

401(k) plan

Education assistance

On-site wellness center

Food and coffee service

Job summary

Milwaukee Tool in Brookfield, WI invites a Product Safety Engineer to join a fast-paced design team. You will define safety requirements and guide the development of new heavy-duty tools, batteries, and chargers, ensuring compliance with industry standards.

You will coordinate Hazard Analysis Reviews with engineering colleagues, advise on tests and design constraints, review embedded systems, and help communicate safety requirements across functions to minimize risk and protect users.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in engineering (Electrical or Mechanical preferred) or technical equivalent.
• Experience with Hazard Analysis, risk assessments and safety reviews.
• Knowledge of product safety standards and regulatory listings (UL, CE, etc.).

Responsibilities

• Define safety requirements with a cross-functional design team.
• Coordinate Hazard Analysis Reviews for Milwaukee products.
• Advise project leaders on safety tests and design constraints.
• Review embedded system designs and test results for acceptability.
• Review manuals and product markings for safety compliance.

Skills

Hazard Analysis

Risk assessment

Cross-functional teamwork

Regulatory compliance

Safety engineering

Education

Bachelor's degree in engineering

Electrical or Mechanical preferred

Tools

Electrical Circuit Analysis

Product safety testing

Job description

Milwaukee Tool in Brookfield, WI invites a Product Safety Engineer to join a fast-paced design team. You will define safety requirements and guide the development of new heavy-duty tools, batteries, and chargers, ensuring compliance with industry standards.

You will coordinate Hazard Analysis Reviews with engineering colleagues, advise on tests and design constraints, review embedded systems, and help communicate safety requirements across functions to minimize risk and protect users.