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Product Compliance Officer - Infection Prevention & Hygiene

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Product Compliance Officer
We are partnering with a science and technology-driven company focused on creating safer environments for human health. Through innovation, education, and integrated solutions, they are addressing the challenges of infection prevention, environmental hygiene, and sustainability in healthcare worldwide. Products include disinfectants, cleaners, decontamination systems, waste bags, and protective clothing.
This is a great opportunity for a professional from a product regulatory compliance background with scientific understanding to join a successful technical department in a thriving international science and technology company. This role offers unique opportunities for professional development and career advancement to build a highly transferable skill set across a diverse range of products.
The company has quickly grown over the last 30 years, providing key support to the NHS during the COVID-19 pandemic and released various groundbreaking technologies since. The regulatory landscape in the healthcare sector is quickly evolving due to changes in sustainability and global supply chains, creating the ideal space for a regulatory manager seeking an exciting new challenge and accelerated career path.
About the Role
Key Responsibilities
- Taking full ownership of product regulatory compliance, establishing, monitoring, and adhering to product regulations.
- Official company representative for product regulatory compliance, declaring and evidencing product compliance with necessary regulations to external parties.
- Advising on product-related activities including sourcing and development such as composition, packaging, labelling, and marketing.
- Horizon scanning for impending changes to product regulations and creating action plans accordingly.
- Assisting with domestic and European product registrations.
- Setting up and running safety data sheet software to support current products and new product development.
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Additional Responsibilities
- Authoring external documents and communications.
- Establishing and maintaining relationships with external consultants and regulators.
- Internal training.
- Maintaining a detailed understanding of the company’s products to aid compliance work.
- Developing and maintaining understanding on regulations relating to all products in the company’s portfolio, including but not limited to REACH, CLP, BPR, PPE, Medical Devices, CE/UKCA markings, ADR, UN certifications, kite marking, poison centre notifications, UFI numbers, and product standards (ENs, ISOs, ASTMs, etc.).
- Collection, centralisation, and management of regulatory documentation.
- Maintaining a high level of external visibility on regulations by establishing a network of contacts, regularly attending external events, and setting up professional memberships.
- Maintaining visibility of costs associated with consultancy, third-party testing, and company accreditations/memberships to assist the department head perform cost-benefit analysis.
- Contributing to the product non-conformance system.
The head of the technical department may also periodically delegate additional tasks to the regulatory compliance manager which are not captured within this job specification, which they are expected to carry out.
About the Candidate
Essential
- Ability to work independently, manage projects, and critically review own work with minimal oversight, requiring significant attention to detail.
- Proactively engage with and maintain ongoing visibility across all business functions relevant to product regulatory compliance, whilst maintaining acute awareness of wider business priorities. This requires frequent engagement with colleagues across all departments, requiring the ability to initiate and maintain multiple internal communication channels. This requires the product compliance officer to be a ‘visual presence’ within the organisation by working amongst different teams in different locations and managing their schedule accordingly.
- Taking an informed, considered, and constructive approach towards collaboration with colleagues. Demonstrate sensitivity when balancing regulatory expectations against the capabilities and other responsibilities of colleagues, establishing clear goals with realistic timelines, requiring highly developed interpersonal skills.
- Degree-level qualification in chemistry or a related chemical discipline.
- At least 3 years working in a regulatory compliance role.
- At least 2 years of regulatory experience with chemical products, including REACH and CLP regulations.
- Direct experience and successful track record creating safety data sheets for formulated chemical mixtures.
- Own a car and have a clean driving licence.


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Desirable
- Regulatory experience of biocides (biocidal product regulations) and/or PPE regulations and/or medical device regulations and/or ADR
Benefits
- 25 days annual leave plus 8 statutory public holidays and ability to purchase (or sell +-5 days) additional days holiday.
- Private Healthcare
- Pension contribution
- Electric car scheme via salary sacrifice
- Flu jab
- Eye tests
- Access to online counselling
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