Regulatory Compliance Coordinator: Safety, Quality & Environment

Gfs-Chemicals,-Inc; Columbus (OH); On-site; USD 33,000 - 40,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

401(k) with profit sharing

Health Savings Account with company 2:

Paid time off

Life insurance & AD&D

Medical, vision, dental

Job summary

GFS Chemicals, a Columbus, Ohio-based chemical manufacturer, seeks a Regulatory Compliance Coordinator to support quality, safety and environmental compliance efforts. The role includes on-site facility inspections to ensure adherence to EPA, FDA, DOT, and DEA rules and to collect, analyze and archive critical process data.

Responsibilities cover audits, recordkeeping, training and developing compliance programs, with a focus on safety, environmental sustainability and quality culture.

Qualifications

• Associate degree in chemistry or 2+ years of regulatory compliance experience in chemical manufacturing.
• Familiarity with EPA, FDA, DOT and DEA regulations and environmental requirements.
• Strong written and verbal communication, plus documentation skills.

Responsibilities

• Support internal safety, quality and regulatory audits, including records preparation and tracking follow-ups.
• Maintain routine records, monitoring, auditing and training activities to meet divisional goals.
• Coordinate and support waste management programs and regulatory records management.
• Review regulatory changes and advise on applicable requirements for operations.
• Assist management in developing and standardizing quality, safety and regulatory programs.

Skills

Safety audits

Regulatory compliance

Communication skills

Analytical abilities

Multitasking

English fluency

Education

Associate’s degree in Chemistry or relevant field

Tools

Microsoft Office

Job description

GFS Chemicals, a Columbus, Ohio-based chemical manufacturer, seeks a Regulatory Compliance Coordinator to support quality, safety and environmental compliance efforts. The role includes on-site facility inspections to ensure adherence to EPA, FDA, DOT, and DEA rules and to collect, analyze and archive critical process data.

Responsibilities cover audits, recordkeeping, training and developing compliance programs, with a focus on safety, environmental sustainability and quality culture.