Overview: The SDS Country Lead plays a vital role in ensuring the safe and compliant communication of chemical

hazards, thereby protecting workers, consumers, and the environment. This position requires a strong understanding of chemical safety regulations and the ability to accurately assess and communicate hazards through well-prepared SDSs.

Responsibilities:
Develop and write comprehensive Safety Data Sheets for chemical products. Ensure that SDSs are accurate, complete, and compliant with relevant regulations and standards.
Regularly update SDSs to reflect new information, regulatory changes, or product modifications.
Actively participate in workflow and system development projects to maintain compliance with hazard communication regulations and related regulatory requirements pertaining to SDSs and labels.
Follow documented work processes and offer continues improvement suggestions.
Data Management and Troubleshooting:
Provide timely reporting of issues that impact progress of requests, coordinate actions, and help business in troubleshooting process/data issues.
Gather and analyze data from various sources, including scientific literature, test reports, and supplier information.
Ensure the accuracy and reliability of the data used in SDS preparation.
Maintain accurate records of all SDSs and related documentation.
Assessments and Consultation:
Monitoring within assigned projects per regulatory requirements, applicable departmental and company-wide SOPs, and project specific protocol compliance.
Conduct risk assessments to evaluate the potential hazards of chemical substances and mixtures.
Collaboration and Communication:
Stay informed about global and regional regulations related to chemical safety and SDS requirements.
Provide guidance and support to internal teams and external stakeholders on SDS-related issues.
Develop and conduct training programs on SDS preparation and regulatory requirements.
Ensure that SDSs are easily accessible to employees, customers, and regulatory authorities.

Qualifications:
Minimum of a BS degree in chemistry, biology, or a related scientific field (or equivalent experience), or a regulatory degree.
Proficient in using MS Excel, Word, PowerPoint, and SharePoint, with familiarity with database environments. SAP-EHS knowledge is a plus.
Attention to detail with an emphasis on quality and organization.
Ability to follow and apply defined work processes.
Minimum 1-2 years of Regulatory or EHS Experience.
Strong communication skills.

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