Statut d'emploi: Permanent Type d'heures:À temps plein Nous avons besoin de vous pour former une équipe de calibre mondial Les activités du Groupe CSA reposent sur l’atteinte d’un idéal : rendre le monde meilleur, plus sûr et plus durable.

Cet ideal est au coeur de notre mission depuis 1919, année où nous avons élaboré notre première norme d’ingénierie sur les ponts ferroviaires.

Aujourd’hui, près de 100 ans plus tard, le Groupe CSA compte plus de 3 500 normes, codes et produits connexes.

Le Groupe CSA, dont le siège social se trouve au Canada, est présent à l’échelle mondiale : il possède plus de 30 laboratoires et bureaux en Europe, en Asie et en Amérique du Nord.

Il propose des services de mise à l’essai, d’inspection et de certification d’une vaste gamme de produits — des articles de maison aux technologies de pointe — pour veiller à ce qu’ils répondent à des exigences strictes en matière de sécurité, de performance et d’impact sur l’environnement.

Nos employés sont fiers que leur travail ait une incidence positive sur la vie des gens.

Nous avons besoin de personnes comme vous pour poursuivre notre mission en ce sens.

Résumé du travail: Maintains and expands, as needed, all necessary accreditations and recognitions for CSA.

Ensures that applications for all new accreditations and scope expansions are coordinated with Commercial / Operations / Technical Integrity.

Assists with pre and post-assessment activities.

Ensures that accreditation audits are well coordinated and are efficiently managed.

Provides information and training to management and staff, as required, in support of accreditations.

Determines the necessary financial resources needed for accreditations fees, as well as, other costs associated with accreditations and regulatory recognition.

Monitors, reviews, and arranges for payment of accreditation fees while monitoring continuous coverage and value for the price paid.

Prepares and maintains the annual budget for all expenditures pertaining to accreditation and regulatory recognition.

Independently manages the accreditation and recognition of all CSA facilities.

Coordinates decisions on any scope expansions or reductions of existing accreditations, and recommends new accreditations to Commercial / Operations / Technical Integrity as required.

Prepares and transmits the applications for accreditation renewals and scope expansions.

Actively coordinates and supports all accreditation audits in geographical scope.

Serves as a liaison between facility Technical Integrity and Commercial / Operations in both pre-audit and post-audit follow-up activities (i.e.

scheduling audits to mitigate the impact on certification work, preparing for audits, ensuring that findings and recommendations are properly interpreted and acted upon, etc).

Receives and responds to audit reports and findings in cooperation with appropriate Operations / Technical Integrity staff.

Coordinates the necessary corrective/preventive actions between all departments and functions relative to accreditation and regulatory recognition.

Establishes and maintains all necessary accreditation records such as contact information, scopes of accreditation, regulatory recognition, accreditation requirements and related technical standards.

Provides information to appropriate parties internally and externally, as required.

Monitors accreditation-related legislative activities in geographical scope to identify potential impact on CSA and communicates this information to Commercial / Operations / Technical Integrity, as required.

Reviews both active and proposed legislation, communicates internally and recommends appropriate policy and position, liaises with legislators for the purpose of obtaining formal acceptance and recognition. Represents CSA interests in domestic and international conformity assessment body activities such as the ANSI Accreditation Committee (ACC) and the ANSI ISO/CASCO International Conformity Assessment Committee (ICAC).

Preferred Education & Experience Bachelor of Applied Science in Engineering or Technology degree ISO/IEC17025 Lead Auditor or equivalent training and experience Formal training in quality assurance methods and/or laboratory auditing10-15 years of progressive testing and product certification experience5-10 years of direct management experience in a supervisory capacity Expert knowledge of domestic/international certification schemes