Regulatory Chemistry Team provides regulatory chemistry support for Shell lubricants and their customers for 3500 finished lubricants, 2000 additive packs, 6000 substances across 140 countries. Regulatory Chemistry Team provides support to Regional Product Stewards and Lubricants business, interacting with a network of contacts in SDS Authoring, Technology, Product Management, external suppliers, and customers.
Regulatory Chemist
Workplace: Kraków
Accountability:
- Deliver detailed HSE information that is ‘fit for purpose’ maximizing efficiencies with no compromise to quality whilst protecting company intellectual property.
- Responsible for verifying supplier HSE classifications for purchased products used in our blending plants and proposing final product HSE classifications and any actions for plants on managing chemical hazards.
- Managing customer regulatory enquiries about Shell lubricants products.
- Work closely with Stakeholders (Tech Managers, Global Product Managers, and Product Stewards) to advise on HSE issues arising from individual additive and saleable product assessments.
- Responsible for Shell Lubricants impact assessment process of HSE classification and compliance changes for purchased products and advising Product Manager, Product Stewards, and Global Authoring team if this results in changes to Saleable product classifications.
- Co-ordinate small specific projects within own specialist area including short-term data management and process improvements in HSE assessment area to improve data accuracy, customer experience, and time to market.
- Timely and accurate regulatory data disclosures or assessments according to high-level priorities.
- Produce reports using departmental advanced search and reporting tools.
Experience and Qualifications required:
- English Full professional proficiency is essential (B2/C1 level Minimum)
- Formal qualification (preferably to Degree level) in Chemistry or Chemical Science or equivalent experience.
- Experience of Operational and/or HSE/product development, quality assurance/quality control (QA/QC) testing, and/or work in the Lubricants business.
- Ability to Classify mixtures according to EU CLP/GHS rules is preferred; knowledge of REACH, TSCA, and CN hazardous chemical management systems is an advantage.
- Strong team working and interpersonal skills.
- Ability to learn quickly, analyze problems/situations and suggest practical solutions
- Detailed knowledge of the chemistry of petroleum substances or lubricants additives is highly desirable.
- Knowledge of product/component HSE/Regulatory aspects including labeling products for transportation, chemical hazards, and (Material) Safety Data Sheets authoring processes. (REACH IBV process and understanding of toxicological and/or ecotoxicological testing parameters) is required.
- Skill of reporting in Microsoft Excel or Access, along with "digital tool" knowledge is highly desirable.