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Regulatory Affairs Coordinator

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Regulatory Affairs Coordinator

Why Join Us?
At LBB Specialties, we are dedicated to empowering innovation, building meaningful relationships, and fostering an environment where every team member can thrive. As part of our team, you'll work alongside industry experts, contribute to impactful projects, and help drive our company forward in the chemical distribution space. Join us as we bring innovation and growth to the forefront of our industry.

Your Impact
As a Regulatory Affairs Coordinator, you will be responsible for maintaining all aspects of continued certification for the BRC and ISO quality schemes including reviewing and updating current documentation. Additional duties will include managing compliance with governmental regulations and industry standards. The Regulatory Affairs Coordinator will also support the sales team by completing customer quality questionnaires and document requests.

Key Responsibilities

  • Maintain certifications for ISO, BRC, and governmental requirements.
  • Regulatory/legal research; ability to research, interpret and summarize relevant and applicable regulations and guidance documents.
  • Subscribe to all relevant regulatory news portals, read the news, and submit summaries as requested.
  • Review SDSs and Labels, CoAs and Specs for completeness and accuracy.
  • Work with Sales to provide necessary assistance and documentation for customers in reference to regulatory aspects and customer requests
  • Assist in drafting Standard Operating Procedures and Work Instructions for regulatory/quality functions.
  • Maintain current and orderly files
  • Assist in submitting Regulatory reports to agencies.
  • Assist in identifying and implementing process improvement initiatives.
  • Perform other job-related duties as assigned

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