Human Factors Specialist

Location: Remote, with travel once a month to site. 
Salary: Competitive + Excellent Benefits


Due to the nature of the programmes, you must be a sole British national to be eligible for the position. 

Copello is working with a leading engineering organisation delivering critical projects within a highly regulated industry. We are looking for an experienced Human Factors Specialist to join a growing team, supporting the delivery of complex safety case activities across major programmes.

This is an excellent opportunity to play a key role in ensuring the safe design, operation and assessment of high-integrity systems, while working alongside multidisciplinary engineering teams.

Key Responsibilities
  • Produce and maintain safety case documentation in line with UK regulatory requirements.
  • Deliver Human Factors assessments to support complex engineering programmes.
  • Develop safety strategies and contribute to risk reduction activities throughout the project lifecycle.
  • Apply Human Factors techniques, probabilistic risk assessments and engineering analysis to support safety justifications.
  • Produce high-quality technical reports and safety documentation.
  • Provide technical guidance to internal stakeholders and support wider project teams.
  • Ensure compliance with relevant industry standards, regulations and ALARP principles.
Skills & Experience
  • Knowledge of safety case production and risk assessment methodologies.
  • Experience with techniques such as Hazard Analysis, FMEA, Fault Tree Analysis (FTA), Event Tree Analysis (ETA), HEART, THERP or similar.
  • Understanding of UK safety regulations and industry standards.
  • Strong technical report writing and communication skills.
  • Ability to work independently while collaborating effectively within multidisciplinary teams.
To apply, please send your details across to aaron@copello.co.uk 
 

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