Work Arrangement: This role is categorized as Hybrid . This means the successful candidate is expected to report to Warren – GM Global Technical Center - three times per week, at minimum or other frequency dictated by the business

The EV Dangerous Goods SME will serve as the global lead knowledge center for all EV-related dangerous goods regulations. This role is responsible for ensuring compliance, providing regulatory updates, and supporting documentation and training for the Dangerous Goods team and broader organization.

As the EV Dangerous Goods SME, you will

Lead the creation and maintenance of EV dangerous goods documentation, ensuring global regulatory compliance.
Act as the primary trainer for the team, developing and delivering training on EV dangerous goods handling, 49 CFR regulations, and best practices.
Provide timely updates on global EV dangerous goods regulations and ensure the team’s knowledge remains current.
Support documentation updates and serve as the subject matter expert for regulatory and technical content.
Serve as the UN38.3 testing lead, overseeing compliance and test processes for EV batteries.
Own the Dangerous Goods Test Summary Database and act as gatekeeper for all EV dangerous goods records.
Support the EVOS team and provide guidance to dealerships on EV dangerous goods matters.
Represent the Dangerous Goods team as the global authority on EV dangerous goods regulations, interfacing with regulatory agencies and industry partners.

What You’ll Do

Advise on the safe handling, storage, and transportation of EV batteries and components, ensuring compliance with global and regional dangerous goods regulations (including ADR for Europe).
Maintain up-to-date knowledge of EV technologies, industry trends, and regulatory changes.
Support incident investigations and root cause analyses related to EVs and batteries.
Represent the company at industry forums, regulatory meetings, and technical workshops.
This job is not eligible for relocation benefits. Any relocation costs would be the responsibility of the selected candidate

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Benefits

Responsibilities

This means the successful candidate is expected to report to Warren – GM Global Technical Center - three times per week, at minimum or other frequency dictated by the business
The EV Dangerous Goods SME will serve as the global lead knowledge center for all EV-related dangerous goods regulations
This role is responsible for ensuring compliance, providing regulatory updates, and supporting documentation and training for the Dangerous Goods team and broader organization
Lead the creation and maintenance of EV dangerous goods documentation, ensuring global regulatory compliance
Act as the primary trainer for the team, developing and delivering training on EV dangerous goods handling, 49 CFR regulations, and best practices
Provide timely updates on global EV dangerous goods regulations and ensure the team’s knowledge remains current
Support documentation updates and serve as the subject matter expert for regulatory and technical content
Serve as the UN38.3 testing lead, overseeing compliance and test processes for EV batteries
Own the Dangerous Goods Test Summary Database and act as gatekeeper for all EV dangerous goods records
Support the EVOS team and provide guidance to dealerships on EV dangerous goods matters
Represent the Dangerous Goods team as the global authority on EV dangerous goods regulations, interfacing with regulatory agencies and industry partners
Advise on the safe handling, storage, and transportation of EV batteries and components, ensuring compliance with global and regional dangerous goods regulations (including ADR for Europe)
Maintain up-to-date knowledge of EV technologies, industry trends, and regulatory changes
Support incident investigations and root cause analyses related to EVs and batteries
Represent the company at industry forums, regulatory meetings, and technical workshops

Dangerous Goods Transportation- Electric Vehicle (EV) Subject Matter Expert

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