Regulatory Officer

Technical and Regulatory Associate, for a leading materials manufacturer based in the East Yorkshire area.

• Are you passionate about chemical regulatory compliance?

• Do you want variety including lab and commercial based activities?

• Are you looking to work with a fantastic and supportive team environment?

If you answered Yes to all the above, then read on for more information about this great opportunity...

Company: Rapidly growing, family-owned manufacturing organisation, which is bucking the trend in the construction materials market and is investing in its people, facilities and systems.

Hours of work: Monday to Friday 35 hours per week, early finish on a Friday (yay long weekend!)

Why join?

• Newly created job opportunity within the company.

• Supportive team environment.

• Investment into new facilities and systems.

• Career development.

• Lots of variety using technical and commercial knowledge.

Location: East Yorkshire.

NB - The role will be solely site based

Duration: Permanent.

Salary: up to £32,000 (depending upon your skills and experience)

You will be involved in:

• Collating and updating regulatory information such as material and technical data sheets (MSDS and TDS).

• Checking and updating packaging information and other marketing materials in line with current chemical regulatory requirements (CE Markings).

• Ensuring that the business and products are up to date with current legislation (REACH, CLP, ECHA etc).

• Acting as point of contact for internal queries and answering customer enquiries (over the phone and via email).

• When required, support customers with application testing in the lab, providing technical information and advice.

What do you need to be considered?

You will need:

• Science based qualification, ideally to degree level or above.

• Knowledge of chemical REACH regulations or a passion for chemical regulatory affairs. (CE marking and MSDS /TDS experience would be a distinct advantage).

• Previous experience working in a commercial based laboratory (work based placement or summer intern), in formulation or R&D.

• Attention to detail and the ability to use computer based programs to research information.

• Excellent communication (written and verbal) and interpersonal skills.

NB - this role would suit a Science graduate with commercial lab experience with a passion to pursue a career in chemical regulatory affairs.

What to do next...

Interested?

This is a great opportunity to join this business which has seen year on year growth and is continuing to invest in its people, facilities and systems. You will be given the opportunity to learn from experienced professionals, grow your knowledge and skills, and progress your career!

Apply now to avoid disappointment as the company is looking to review CVs immediately