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Regulatory Affairs Officer

Regulatory Affairs Officer

Reed

Posted 13 hours ago, valid for 18 days

Dereham, Norfolk NR20 3PG, England

£35,000 - £42,000 per annum

Full Time

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The position is for a Regulatory Affairs Associate in a full-time and permanent role with a hybrid working model in Norfolk.
Candidates should have a minimum of 2 years of regulatory experience within the chemical manufacturing industry.
The role involves managing global product labeling and SDS information, providing regulatory support, and advising on compliance with regulations such as CLP and Detergents.
The ideal candidate should hold a degree in Chemistry or a similar field and possess strong organizational and computer skills.
Salary details are not provided, and VISA sponsorship is not available for this role.

Regulatory Affairs Associate

Full-time and permanent role
Monday to Friday (hybrid working, between 2-4 days WFH per week)
Location: Norfolk

Reed Scientific is partnering with a well-established chemical manufacturer based in Norfolk. They are now looking for experienced regulatory affairs associate due to growth who can hit the ground running. The role offers fantastic learning and development opportunities.

Responsibilities:

Managing company’s global product labelling and SDS information
Knowledge and understanding of labelling (CLP) and SDS.
Providing regulatory support to the Head of Research and Development and the team

You may get involved with:

Creation and submission of regulatory applications
Global regulatory authorisations and renewals
Regulatory documents analysis
Advising on impact of regulations on new and existing technologies
CLP and Detergents regulation
Compliance

The candidate:

Ideally minimum 2 years’ regulatory experience within chemical manufacturing industry
Knowledge of CLP, SDS and how to create back-of-pack information.
Can hit the ground running and work independently
Degree level or higher in Chemistry or similar
Ambitious and highly organised
Computer literacy, including using Microsoft Office packages

Please note that VISA sponsorship is not offered for this role.

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