Senior Industrial Chemical Regulatory Specialist / Toxicologist

Job Purpose and Impact

The Industrial Chemical Regulatory Specialist will provide subject matter expertise with Chemical Regulatory compliance, chemical management and industrial product stewardship for products with bio industrial and industrial applications. In this role, you will develop, implement and maintain processes and programs to minimize deficiencies and ensure compliance with existing federal, state and local laws, regulations, licenses, permits and ordinances pertaining to bio industrial safety.

Key Accountabilities

• Monitors, assesses and documents business impacts, resolve actions and communicates to partners changing or emerging product stewardship and Chemical Regulatory laws and regulations with an action plan for deployment and implementation of actions working with teams.

• Provides expertise and knowledge of existing and emerging global chemical regulations, their applicability and analysis for chemical regulations in different regions.

• Provides required country specific substance registrations, reporting, notifications and dossier development where products may be distributed and sold to support new product development and launch as well as growth of existing products.

• Performs research and critical review of chemical, biochemical, and general toxicology, safety data and literature and compile reports and notifications to governmental agencies.

• Delivers Chemical Regulatory, product stewardship and training to the business, technical teams and customers.

• Participates in advocacy efforts within significant trade organizations, product panels, and product environmental safety groups as necessary to elevate and support Cargill’s position with innovation, development and compliance efforts.

• Works with other regional Chemical Regulatory and product stewards to coordinate compliance requirements as applicable.

• Independently handle complex issues with minimal supervision, while escalating only the most complex issues to appropriate staff.

• Other duties as assigned

Qualifications

Minimum Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in a related field or equivalent experience
• Experience with REACH and CLP regulation
• Experience in environmental toxicology, endocrine disrupting assessments and other risk assessments
• Experience in data gap analysis for environmental and human toxicology under the REACH regulation
• Experience with regulatory monitoring/scientific data tools such as IUCLID, R$BP, Sci-finder®, QSARs and other similar tools.
• Experience in preparing and commissioning regulatory mandatory studies under REACH regulation.
• Experience with read-across and getting substance level information on tox/eco-tox, OELs, in-vivo, in-vitro studies and other hazard classification data from databases such as ECHA, EPA and other agencies as applicable.
• Minimum of four years of related work experience

Preferred Qualifications

• Active participation in international chemical trade associations
• European Registered Toxicologist (ERT)
• Experience with study monitoring of commissioned studies
• REACH experience in other countries beyond the European Union
• Experience leading or supporting cross functional groups and teams