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Regulatory Affairs Manager

Job description

Benefits
  • Lead and develop a growing regulatory team
  • Broad and diverse regulatory remit beyond traditional RA roles
  • Salary package circa $155,000-$165,000 + Super + Bonus
  • Hybrid working model (3 days office / 2 days WFH)
  • Additional leave including birthday leave and wellbeing days
  • Employee discounts, wellbeing initiatives and parental leave benefits
  • Join a supportive, collaborative and highly regarded RA/QA function
About the Company
Our client is a well-established national healthcare organisation with a strong reputation for delivering innovative products and solutions across multiple specialised markets throughout Australia and New Zealand.
With a large and growing Regulatory Affairs & Quality function, the business continues to invest in its people, systems and compliance capabilities to support ongoing growth and expansion across diverse product categories.
 
About the Opportunity
Reporting directly to the Head of Pre-Market Regulatory Affairs, this role leads a specialist regulatory team responsible for managing a broad portfolio of non-therapeutic regulatory requirements.
This is a unique opportunity for an experienced Regulatory Affairs professional to oversee industrial chemicals, cosmetics, electrical and radiocommunications compliance, import/export permits, licensing activities and emerging regulatory requirements.
You will provide leadership to a team of Regulatory Specialists, partner with internal stakeholders across the business and play a key role in driving compliance initiatives, process improvements and future team growth.
 
Duties
  • Lead and develop a specialist regulatory compliance team
  • Provide regulatory guidance across a diverse product portfolio
  • Manage licensing, registrations and compliance obligations
  • Partner with internal stakeholders to support product launches and business initiatives
  • Monitor regulatory changes and implement compliance strategies
  • Drive process improvement, risk management and continuous improvement projects
  • Build relationships with regulatory authorities, suppliers and external partners
Skills and Experience
  • Experience with industrial chemicals, AICIS and/or cosmetics compliance
  • Proven ability to navigate complex regulatory environments
  • Leadership, coaching or people management experience
Culture
Supportive, collaborative and flexible environment with a strong focus on trust, development and continuous improvement.

How to Apply:
Hit "APPLY" above and attach your resume or contact Jenn Bowder, Senior Recruitment Consultant at jbowder@hpgconnect.com to organise a confidential discussion.