Yordas Group
Regulatory Consultant

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Department: STAR Regulatory
Location: Lancaster, UK
Description
Yordas Group is a leading international provider of scientific and consultancy services, regulatory advice, and training to industry in sustainability, chemicals management, and risk assessment. We help ensure companies are compliant and up-to-date with the regulations affecting their supply chains and product portfolios. Yordas is headquartered in the UK, with offices and representation across the globe.
Job title: Regulatory Consultant
Grade: Dependent on experience
Location: Lancaster, UK or hybrid/remote working within the UK
Salary range: Dependent on experience, full time position
Contact: recruitment@yordasgroup.com
Summary
We are looking for a Regulatory Consultant to support our growing portfolio of regulatory services under UK REACH, EU REACH, and similar chemical management regulations. As a member of the regulatory team, you will deliver regulatory and technical services directly to clients to fulfil compliance requirements associated with these regulations. You will oversee and coordinate the Only Representative contracts for manufacturers and formulators based outside of these regions, in addition to supporting clients within these regions as necessary. You will deliver and expand our services in a customer-facing role and be able to communicate effectively and efficiently with colleagues, clients, international partners, and authorities.
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Role and Responsibilities
- Provide regulatory and technical advice and support for clients with regard to UK REACH, EU REACH, and similar chemical management regulations.
- Interpret and understand complex chemical management regulations and in turn communicate these clearly to clients.
- Project management of Registration and Notification compliance activities.
- Engagement in public consultations and direct interaction with authorities.
- Setup and management of Only Representative contracts.
- Management and expansion of business in strategic regions.
- Close cooperation with colleagues from all departments within the company to deliver multi-disciplinary services.
- Implementation of customer-oriented services such as training and webinars.
Profile and Qualifications
For a UK Regulatory Consultant position, the candidate is expected to have the following skills and qualifications:


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- University degree in a natural science such as (eco)toxicology, chemistry, or environmental sciences.
- Comprehensive knowledge of the UK and EU REACH regulations and guidance, with direct experience of registration submissions and other associated processes.
- Good working knowledge of other chemicals legislation is desirable, e.g., Other REACH-like regulations, CLP, safety data sheets, biocidal products.
- Demonstrable experience independently delivering regulatory compliance projects involving internal and external stakeholders.
- Demonstrable experience with the IUCLID software, the HSE’s Comply with UK REACH platform, and ECHA’s REACH-IT platform.
- At least 3 years professional experience in a similar regulatory role.
- Strong work ethic, communication skills, customer orientation, and business acumen.
- Attention to detail and strong problem-solving skills.
- Fluency in English. Additional language skills are desirable.
Staff Benefits
Dependent on location, we offer an excellent range of staff benefits, including:
- Pension Scheme and Medical Benefits
- Generous holidays
- Professional Development
- Social Culture
- Flexible working
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