Toy Laboratory Engineer
Company not disclosed
Job Description
WORMS Safety is a leader in quality management, dedicated to helping customers meet compliance goals while managing risk and fostering growth. The Group offers inspection, testing, auditing, certification, technical assistance, and training services with a strong commitment to excellence and long-term customer partnership. We are looking for a competent and detail-oriented Toy Laboratory Engineer (Electrical & Mechanical) to join our Hardlines – Toy Lab in Hong Kong. In this role, you will play a key part in expanding our testing capabilities by establishing, executing, and securing ISO 17025 accreditation for EN 62115, while supporting existing mechanical toy testing activities. Key responsibilities - Set up and perform safety testing for electric toys in strict accordance with EN 62115 and other relevant international standards, including drafting Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs). - Handle samples and conduct physical and mechanical tests on toys according to international safety requirements. - Support Toy Lab Assistant Manager and Lab Manager in preparing validation data, uncertainty budgets, and technical documentation for HOKLAS/CNAS accreditation. - Operate, maintain, and perform daily checks and basic calibration on electrical testing equipment. - Maintain, record, and archive testing-related quality activities and raw data as required by the Quality Manual and testing procedures. - Report testing failures, equipment malfunctions, and any quality deviations promptly to Senior Engineer / Toy Lab Assistant Manager / Quality Manager. - Contribute to continuous improvement of laboratory testing efficiency and quality control processes. - Perform other ad‑hoc laboratory duties as assigned by Senior Engineer, Toy Lab Assistant Manager, or Hardlines Lab Manager. Education and experience - Higher Diploma, Associate Degree or Bachelor’s Degree in Electrical Engineering, Electronic Engineering, Mechanical Engineering or related discipline. - Minimum 2–3 years of hands-on experience in toy testing, with a strong focus on EN 62115 (Electric Toys – Safety). - Experience with ISO 17025 quality systems and HOKLAS/CNAS accreditation processes is highly preferred. Skills and competencies - Solid understanding of electrical safety concepts (e.g. heating/temperature rise, moisture resistance, electric strength, abnormal operation/locked-rotor, battery compartment captive screw requirements). - Familiarity with electrical measurement instruments and test equipment. - Good command of English and Chinese, both written and spoken. - Strong attention to detail, ability to follow procedures, and commitment to laboratory quality standards.