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Regulatory Toxicologist

The Lubrizol Corporation
Hazelwood
1 year ago
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Job Location:UK (Hazelwood/Blakley)

Job type:permanent

Type of role:Hybrid

What You'll Do:

As a Regulatory Toxicologist in our Product Saftey and Compliance Department (PSCD), you will be responsible for supporting our regulatory toxicology assessments, interpretation of global regulatory requirements/initiatives and information inquiries regarding regulatory toxicology - all with a focus on REACH. As a highly cross-functional position, regular communications and influence with all business commercial units, R&D, procurement, supply chain, operations, legal and finance will be required.

What We're Looking For:

Working in a team of global toxicologists oversee human, environmental and physical chemical testing projects with 3rd party laboratories including assessment of new data to meet regulatory reporting obligations Help organise, analyse and interpret test results in preparation for submission to regulatory agencies globally Contribute to the development and execution of product defense strategies Effectively present technical and regulatory information to both internal and external audiences Monitor regulatory and toxicology communications for issues of relevance to PSCD and the business

Skills That Make a Difference:

Master’s/Ph.D. in Toxicology, Pharmacology, Industrial or Environmental Health Sciences, or related biological science discipline with an emphasis in Toxicology > 3 years of toxicology experience in the chemical, pharmaceutical or related industry sector Proven expertise in applying regulatory toxicology to product risk assessments A strong understanding of toxicology principles/practices and the scientific basis for toxicity testing Knowledge of regulatory and data requirements for global new chemical notification dossiers as well as regulatory initiatives including REACH Experience of product compliance management systems and databases such as IUCLID and CHESAR Understanding of related fields of hazard communication, transportation regulations and compliance Project management experience and results driven Self-motivated and comfortable working in a global team environment Ability to handle multiple tasks and appropriately manage priorities for self and organisation Excellent communication and interpersonal skills

Perks and Rewards That Inspire:

Develop your professional career with a highly respected, industry-leading, multinational company that is part of Berkshire Hathaway Inc. Become part of a culture that is based on accountability and empowerment and which values diversity and inclusivity. A competitive remuneration and benefits package

Ready for your next career step? Apply today and let's shape the future together!

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It’s an exciting time to be part of Lubrizol. Lubrizol is not staying put. We are continually learning and evolving. Our passion delivers our success — not only for Lubrizol but for those who count on us every day: our employees, customers, and communities.

As a diverse, global team, we work together to solve some of the world’s most pressing challenges. We impact everyday lives through science only Lubrizol can deliver, and we never stop pushing to do it better.

One of the founding principles of The Lubrizol Corporation more than 90 years ago was treating every employee with dignity and respect. That same commitment is only stronger today. 

More than that, we are committed to providing an environment where every employee can be the best they can be, no matter their ethnic origin, religion, sex, national origin, sexual orientation, gender identity, disability or any other characteristic. 

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