Regulatory Affairs Specialist - EPA Labeling & Compliance

Employment Solutions Personnel Services, Inc; Columbus (OH); On-site; USD 75,000 - 95,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health Insurance

Dental Insurance

Vision Insurance

401(k)

PTO

Job summary

Employment Solutions Personnel Services, Inc is hiring a Regulatory Affairs Specialist to own compliance and support product development from a regulatory standpoint. You will manage EPA registrations, labeling, and state disclosure requirements while partnering with the Product Development team on new formulations.

The role requires a chemistry background with 2–4+ years in regulatory affairs, and the ability to navigate complex frameworks and coordinate with external counsel and labs.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Chemistry is preferred.
• 2–4+ years of regulatory affairs experience in EPA-registered products or consumer chemicals.
• Working knowledge of EPA FIFRA, SDS/GHS, SB 258, Prop 65, CARB, and FTC substantiation.
• Experience preparing and submitting regulatory filings.
• Comfortable coordinating with outside counsel and testing labs.
• Attention to documentation and detail.

Responsibilities

• Own EPA registrations, renewals, and amendments.
• Prepare SDS documentation and ensure labeling complies with GHS.
• Track state disclosure laws (SB 258, Prop 65) and VOC/CARB rules.
• Support regulatory substantiation for EPA/FTC claims.
• Coordinate with external counsel and third-party labs.
• Maintain regulatory tracking systems and documentation.
• Support Product Development on regulatory aspects of new formulations.

Skills

Attention to detail

Regulatory knowledge

Strong communication

Independent work

Cross-department coordination

Background in chemistry/regulatory

Education

Bachelor's degree in Chemistry

Job description

Employment Solutions Personnel Services, Inc is hiring a Regulatory Affairs Specialist to own compliance and support product development from a regulatory standpoint. You will manage EPA registrations, labeling, and state disclosure requirements while partnering with the Product Development team on new formulations.

The role requires a chemistry background with 2–4+ years in regulatory affairs, and the ability to navigate complex frameworks and coordinate with external counsel and labs.