Engineering Compliance Manager

Freightliner is the UK's largest maritime intermodal logistics operator, transporting containers from all major deep‑sea ports to our national network of inland terminals, as well as a leading operator in the UK Heavy Haul rail freight market. Freightliner has operations across Europe offering both Intermodal and Heavy Haul rail freight services seamlessly connecting European countries and the UK.

In the UK the Freightliner Group operates under a number of legal entities including Freightliner Ltd, Pentalver Transport Ltd, and Pentalver Cannock Ltd.

Freightliner's Safety Management System and supporting Maintenance Policy defines the standards to be applied in maintaining the traction and rolling stock for which Freightliner is the Entity in Charge of Maintenance (ECM). As ECM, Freightliner must undertake reviews of the application of its policies via audit. In addition, Freightliner's Maintenance policy requires that all Suppliers of Maintenance Services and Material are assessed as competent.

The Compliance Manager T&RS is key to the delivery of these requirements.

• Lead and direct the audit process and the delivery of the audit plan to allow both compliance monitoring and process improvement. Ensure the practical adherence of the maintenance and overhaul activity to the documented process.
• Develop the annual audit plan and review the output of the audit process to develop a risk‑based approach to future audit plans.
• Lead the development and application of Freightliner's competency assessment policy for traction & rolling stock staff.
• Develop and manage the Freightliner Supplier Assurance Policy for T&RS.
• Through surveillance, interview, site visit and audit, verify that company engineering standards and statutory legislation is applied to Freightliner traction & rolling stock engineering assets.
• Review and develop engineering standards/policies, interpret for Freightliner use, ensuring they are in line with applicable legislation, industry codes of practice and group standards.
• Lead and direct the Competence and Audit Engineers to ensure required standards are delivered, reviewed and updated as required.
• Carry out other duties as directed by the Professional Head of T&RS Engineering.

The above is not an exhaustive list of duties and you will be expected to perform different tasks as necessitated by the role within and the overall business objectives of the organisation.

• At least 5 years broadly based experience of traction & rolling stock engineering.
• At least 3 years' experience in supervisory or man‑management and the ability to make sound engineering decisions.
• Relevant qualification in electrical or mechanical engineering.
• Lead Assessor Qualification (D32, A1 or Equivalent).
• Lead Auditor Qualification (e.g. LRQA).
• Personal Track Safety Certificate.

Our commitment to you, once you join our team, is to foster growth and provide developmental opportunities to ensure you reach your utmost potential.

We are looking for the most committed and reliable individuals who possess the knowledge, skills and experience needed for their roles.

In return we can offer competitive pay, excellent benefits, a competitive pension scheme and a rewarding career in an award‑winning team.