Regulatory Ecotoxicologist - REACH & NAM Expert

European Chemicals Agency, Helsinki; Helsinki; Sur place; EUR 65 000 - 85 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

European Chemicals Agency in Helsinki seeks two Scientific Officers in environmental sciences and human health toxicology. They will support implementation of REACH, CLP, DWD and Batteries Regulation tasks and participate in committees and expert groups.

Successful candidates have a university degree in environmental sciences, biology, chemistry or toxicology, with experience in regulatory risk assessment and data interpretation.

Qualifications

• Successful completion of a full course of university studies attested by a degree, where the normal duration of university education is three (3) years or more.
• There is no minimum professional experience requirement to be eligible for this profile.
• Your academic and professional qualifications and their relevance to the main areas of work listed in section 3.

Responsabilités

• Evaluating registration dossiers against REACH information requirements, examining testing proposals, preparing draft decisions, and responding to comments.
• Application of methodologies alternative to animal testing, such as read‑across, QSAR and grouping for regulatory risk assessment.
• Assessing and providing expert opinions on ecotoxicology/toxicology, relevance and reliability of studies, and risk characterization.
• Assessing environmental/toxicological hazard profiles for classification and labelling (PBT/vPvB, PMT/vPvM, endocrine disruptors).
• Preparing, managing, and following up of meetings of ECHA's Committees, working groups and expert groups.

Formation

University degree in environmental sciences, biology, chemistry or related natural science

University degree in toxicological sciences

Description du poste

European Chemicals Agency in Helsinki seeks two Scientific Officers in environmental sciences and human health toxicology. They will support implementation of REACH, CLP, DWD and Batteries Regulation tasks and participate in committees and expert groups.

Successful candidates have a university degree in environmental sciences, biology, chemistry or toxicology, with experience in regulatory risk assessment and data interpretation.