Regulatory Specialist

Ashington
2 weeks ago
Applications closed

Related Jobs

View all jobs

Regulatory Affairs Specialist

Regulatory Affairs Specialist (United Kingdom)

Regulatory Affairs Specialist

Regulatory Affairs Specialist

Regulatory Affairs Specialist

Regulatory Affairs Specialist

The Company

Our client is a specialist in the manufacturer for the pharmaceutical sector. Due to growth, they are now looking to recruit a Regulatory Specialist.

The Role

  • Manage and maintain EU, GB and EMEA authorisations of biocidal products; ensure compliance with other chemical regulations where applicable e.g. CLP; manage and maintain transitional biocidal registrations.

  • Submission, maintenance, changes and renewals for products under EU BPR, GB BPR and other EMEA regulations as per market requirements.

  • IUCLID dossier build, use of R4BP, preparation of SPCs, submission of IUCLID dossiers, preparation and submission of Poison Centre Notifications.

  • Supporting Quality Assurance with implementing regulatory changes e.g. label artwork and Change Controls.

  • Providing regulatory input for SDS preparation, marketing, sales, technical and R&D.

  • Attend regulatory meetings in EU and elsewhere as required.

  • Regulatory monitoring, including awareness of new regulations and changes to existing regulations, including internal communication of any potential impact to the company.

  • Maintain compliance with other chemical regulations e.g., REACH, CLP, Detergents, as applicable for product range.

  • Submission of annual biocidal product sales quantities to selected Member States.

  • Liaise with all departments, project teams, suppliers, testing laboratories, distributors, consultants and Member State Competent Authorities to co-ordinate and monitor regulatory submissions and requirements

  • Support other group sites with global disinfectant registrations.

  • Could be full time or part time depending on the person.

  • Could also offer remote working but site visits at least once a month or expected.

    The Person

  • Will have experience within a similar role.

  • Must have biocides and BPR experience.

  • You will have good IT Skills (Word, PowerPoint and Excel).

  • Be proficient in use of IUCLID and R4BP.

  • Good scientific communication (written and oral).

  • Experience with human health toxicology and environmental risk and exposure assessments would be desirable.

  • Experience with efficacy testing for regulatory purposes is desirable.

  • Experience with CLP, REACH, SDS authoring and regulatory labelling would be beneficial.

    The Benefits

  • Discretionary annual bonus.

  • Private Medical Insurance for you and your family.

  • Pension Scheme.

  • Corporate benefits platform and Cycle to Work Scheme.

  • Death in Service Benefit.

  • Remote or part time working

Get the latest insights and jobs direct. Sign up for our newsletter.

By subscribing you agree to our privacy policy and terms of service.

Industry Insights

Discover insightful articles, industry insights, expert tips, and curated resources.

Top 10 UK Universities for Biotechnology (2025 Guide)

Why Study Biotech in the UK? The UK hosts cutting-edge biotech clusters spanning pharmaceuticals, regenerative medicine, agricultural biotech, and more. Backed by government grants, world-class labs, and strong private-sector investment, these universities foster both foundational research (genetics, molecular biology, bioengineering) and real-world applications (drug discovery, green tech, synthetic biology).

How to Write a Winning Cover Letter for Biotechnology Jobs: Proven 4-Paragraph Structure

Learn how to craft the perfect cover letter for biotechnology jobs with this proven 4-paragraph structure. Ideal for entry-level candidates, career switchers, and professionals looking to grow in the biotech field. When applying for a biotechnology job, your cover letter plays a crucial role in securing an interview. With the biotechnology field being both highly technical and rapidly evolving, it’s essential that your cover letter clearly highlights your relevant skills, experience, and passion for the industry. While few biotechnology-specific cover letter guides exist, having a clear framework to follow can help streamline the process. Whether you’re just starting out in the biotechnology field or making a career switch into biotech, this article will walk you through a proven four-paragraph structure that works. We’ll also provide sample lines and tips to help you create a standout cover letter that catches the hiring manager’s attention.

Veterans in Biotech: A Military‑to‑Civilian Pathway into Life‑Science Jobs

Published on BiotechnologyJobs.co.uk – connecting talent with the UK’s thriving life‑science ecosystem. Introduction Dual‑use science has always underpinned national security—from battlefield medicine at Scutari through to today’s mRNA vaccine platforms. The UK biotechnology sector is now expanding at record pace, raising £3.5 billion in equity financing during 2024 alone—a 94 % year‑on‑year surge that signals investor confidence and job creation. (bioindustry.org) Veterans—already steeped in precision, safety culture and mission execution—are uniquely positioned to fill critical skills gaps across biomanufacturing, bioinformatics and quality assurance. This guide shows you how to translate military experience into biotech language, tap Ministry of Defence (MoD) transition programmes, and launch a rewarding second career that continues to serve society. Quick Win: Bookmark our live listings for Bioprocess Technician roles to see who’s hiring right now.