Graduate Regulatory Affairs Specialist

JR United Kingdom; Greater London; Hybrid; GBP 25,000 - 35,000; Full time

Job summary

An exciting entry-level role awaits recent graduates with a scientific background, offering the chance to delve into the world of regulatory affairs. This position involves supporting the management of raw material data and understanding crucial chemical legislations like REACH and CLP. With comprehensive training provided, it's a fantastic opportunity to kickstart your career in a hybrid work environment, requiring three days in the office. Join a forward-thinking company where your contributions can make a significant impact in the regulatory landscape.

Qualifications

• No prior industry experience is required; ideal for recent graduates.
• Relevant degree in Chemistry, Biology, or Toxicology is necessary.

Responsibilities

• Develop awareness of key chemical legislations such as CLP, REACH, GPSR, CSR.
• Communicate with suppliers to request data including Safety Data Sheets.

Skills

Analytical Skills

Communication Skills

Scientific Data Analysis

Knowledge of Chemical Legislations

Education

Relevant Scientific Degree (Chemistry, Biology, Toxicology)

Tools

SAP

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Graduate Regulatory Affairs Specialist, Surrey

Client: CY Partners

Location: Surrey, United Kingdom

Job Category: Other

EU work permit required: Yes

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Posted:

05.05.2025

Expiry Date:

19.06.2025

Job Description:

Brilliant entry-level opportunity for graduates with a scientific background. The role involves supporting the technical aspects of managing raw material data and building awareness of key chemical legislations such as REACH, CLP, GPSR, and CSR. Comprehensive training will be provided. This is an initial 12-month position with potential for further opportunities.

Role Responsibilities

• Develop awareness of key chemical legislations such as CLP, REACH, GPSR, CSR.
• Communicate with raw material suppliers to request data, including Safety Data Sheets (SDSs) and Technical Data Sheets (TDSs).
• Understand scientific data from SDSs and external sources like ECHA, including substance or mixture classifications.
• Analyze toxicology data to facilitate business decision-making.
• Provide technical regulatory expertise on chemicals for product assessments.
• Maintain data on substances and raw materials within systems like SAP.
• Monitor regulatory developments that could impact chemicals and products.

Key Requirements

• This is a true graduate opportunity. No prior industry experience is required, but applications are welcome from those seeking to enter regulatory affairs.
• Relevant scientific degree (Chemistry, Biology, Toxicology, or equivalent).
• The role is hybrid; willingness to work three days in the office is required.