Lead Process Owner
Pubblicato il 13-08-2026 - UL Solutions in Italia
The Testing Process Owner – Chemical/Mechanical serves as the global functional leader for a defined testing sub-process within the broader Performance Process Testing framework. Reporting to the Director Lab Operational Excellence, this role is the single point of contact (SPOC) for Chemical/Mechanical Testing across all integrated laboratories.
The Process Owner ensures strategic alignment, drives standardization and optimization, and governs compliance and technical implementation. While the role does not carry disciplinary authority, it requires strong collaboration with Laboratory Managers, Regional Directors, and Technical Competence Centers to ensure consistent execution and process discipline.
All processes related to the assigned testing area within ULDC integrated labs must be formally approved by the Process Owner or their designated deputy, ensuring alignment with global standards and quality systems.
This is a hybrid role requiring three days per week in any UL office globally.
Responsibilities Serve as the global owner of the Chemical/Mechanical Testing sub-process across all integrated laboratories.
Approve all ULDC Quality System documents related to the testing area, directly or via a designated deputy.
Testing
Round robin tests
Qualification tests
Measurement uncertainty evaluations
Monitor and communicate updates related to laboratory accreditation and scheme‐specific requirements.
Ensure decisions from ILAC members are effectively integrated into lab operations.
Own and maintain Excellence Laboratory Guidelines.
Provide strategic input on global testing technologies and innovation.
Drive development and optimization of laboratory schemes and testing technologies to support Market Access Services.
Host monthly meetings with Lab Managers and Leaders to align process improvements, technical updates, and strategic goals.
Collaborate with Regional Directors and Business Partners to ensure execution and process discipline—without disciplinary authority