Product Stewardship Specialist - Chemical Regulatory

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software placement groupDeer Park (TX)

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Location: Deer Park, TX | Schedule: full-time, on-site
Overview: A chemical industry manufacturer is seeking a Product Stewardship Specialist to safeguard regulatory compliance across its product lines. This role is central to managing compliance activities spanning FDA food contact rules, hazard communication (SDS/GHS), TSCA, and international chemical regulations, while also advising leadership on regulatory risk during mergers, acquisitions, and new market expansions.
What you'll do: Interpret FDA food contact regulations and prepare documentation such as Food Contact Notifications (FCNs) for new and existing products Develop and maintain GHS-compliant Safety Data Sheets (SDS) and product label content Oversee TSCA compliance, including Pre-Manufacture Notices (PMNs), polymer exemption reports, and annual reporting Support preparation of New Substance Notifications (NSNs) and ensure compliance with REACH and other international chemical control regulations Provide guidance on product stewardship risks tied to mergers and business ventures Partner with Trade Compliance to support customs and transportation compliance Required qualifications 7-9 years of experience in product stewardship or regulatory affairs within the chemical industry Bachelor's degree in Chemistry, Toxicology, Pharmacology, or Chemical Engineering Proficiency in MS Office, GHS hazard classification, and SDS authoring Working knowledge of chemical control laws including TSCA, FDA, and REACH Fluency in English, both written and oral Ability to perform sedentary office work with occasional standing, walking, and lifting up to 50 pounds Availability for up to 10% domestic and international travel
Preferred qualifications: Experience with polymers, FDA food contact, and TSCA submissions highly preferred Advanced degree preferred Why this role This position offers the opportunity to serve as a key regulatory resource shaping compliance strategy across FDA, TSCA, GHS, and REACH frameworks, with visibility into major business decisions like mergers and new market entry.

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