The Regulatory Manager will manage the resources of the Regulatory Compliance Department in order to assign regulatory
product information to company products, provide regulatory support for products as requested by customers, sales and regulatory agencies, and to accomplish the short and long term goals that have been identified as critical to the success of the company. Other duties include:
- Create and maintain Safety Data Sheets, e-Safety Data Sheets and product labels for the portfolio of products including dangerous goods transport classifications/labeling/packaging in compliance with Regulatory Authorities. Maintain the DOT computer-based training modules used by employees to meet DOT training requirements.
- Providing timely communication to business of emerging technical and regulatory issues, new and draft regulations.
Perform compliance checks on a regional (global) level and provide compliance documentation to support business needs.
Respond to customer enquiries and questionnaires related to regulatory status [classifications, inventories, food contact, REACH, etc.]
- Represent the company in industry associations and consortia. Interact with authorities to defend safe use of highly regulated products.
- Determine country of origin and Free Trade Status [USMCA, KORUS, CAFTA]. Prepare documentation for company exports and for use by company customers to use in their own evaluations. Ensure that all imports/exports are assigned the appropriate Harmonized System (HS) codes.
- Determine National Motor Freight Classification (NMFC), Export Control Classification Number (ECCN) codes.
- Compliance with global chemical management legislation [EPA TSCA, chemical regulatory registration schemes in other countries including but not limited to Reach [EU, UK, Turkey, Korea]. Prepare registration documentation for these schemes.
- File and/or maintain reports and notifications including but not limited to TSCA 12(b) and 8(e), REACH annual tonnage, Prior Informed Consent (PIC), Poison Center Notices.
- Monitor application specific regulatory requirements and perform or facilitate registrations (e.g., food contact, TSCA, PMN, DSL, REACH).
- Manage resource for obtaining immediate critical response information for incidents involving hazardous materials and dangerous goods [CHEMTREC, 3E, Poison Center registration]
- Assess and prioritize products for review and risk assessment annually with Responsible Care Coordinator. [MP3]
- Monitor and interpret (existing and developing) legislation and communicate information to BUs in a proactive and timely manner.
- Monitor regulatory requirements as they pertain to Hazard Communication and other related standards.
- Develop and maintain information on safety, health and environmental hazards for new and existing products [MP4]