Regulatory Specialist

Ashington
3 weeks ago
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Jackson Hogg are excluisvely partnered with a specialist scientific business in the Northumberland area on a Regulatory Specialist position.

The Regulatory Specialist will be responsible for the following:

  • 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 business

  • Maintain compliance with other chemical regulations e.g., REACH, CLP, Detergents, as applicable for the businesses 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 coordinate and monitor regulatory submissions and requirements

  • Support other sites with global registrations e.g., USA and Australia

  • IT Skills (Word, PowerPoint and Excel)

  • Proficient in use of IUCLID and R4BP

  • Good scientific communication (written and oral)

    Regulatory Specialist Requirements

  • Experience with human health toxicology and environmental risk and exposure assessments

  • Experience with efficacy testing for regulatory purposes

  • Experience with CLP, REACH, SDS authoring and regulatory labelling

  • Degree eduacated within a scientific field, Chemistry, Pharmaceutical etc

  • Experience within a regulatory position is essential

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