Regulatory Analyst

Regulatory Analyst

This role is FULLY REMOTE and is open in one of the following states: CT, FL, GA, IL, KS, MI, NC, NE, NJ, NY, OH, PA, TN, TX, VA, OR

Position Description

The Regulatory Analyst's primary responsibility will be to research, evaluate, and analyze government regulations and industry initiatives to determine actions required by these regulations and initiatives. The Regulatory Analyst then organizes this information (broken down and rewritten where necessary) to make it more understandable and accessible to Dakota's users. The Regulatory Analyst then inputs their work into Dakota's regulatory database to make the best use of the software's features and functions.

Key Responsibilities

Research assigned environmental, health, and safety regulations and industry initiatives using various resources

Assess assigned issues, identify critical elements, and recognize necessary content updates

Follow established guidelines, conventions, and processes; and keep current with new and/or modified processes and product conventions

Demonstrate knowledge of current and emerging EHS regulations, regulatory programs, and relevant industry initiatives necessary and helpful to completion of assigned work

Write plain English summaries of regulations, audit questions, and compliance tasks following company guidelines

Use various software tools to collaborate with team members and incorporate your individual work into the team's collective work product

Prepare materials needed for your work to enter the peer review process and respond appropriately to the results of that review to ensure quality work product

Participate in database update release testing according to test plan assignments

Support process improvement initiatives

Participate in daily stand-ups and other team meetings

Perform other job-related duties as assigned or required commensurate with experience and skills

Qualifications

Bachelor's degree in science, engineering or related field required

Masters of Science or Juris Doctorate (with science or engineering undergraduate degree) preferred

Experience with scientific and legal or regulatory research, and technical or legal writing

At least two years prior, but recent, experience in an environmental compliance, occupational health, and/or occupational safety role

Microsoft Suite Experience

Skill Requirements

Familiarity with environmental and/or occupational health and safety concepts

Experience interpreting and communicating information from the Federal Register and Code of Federal Regulations

Strong analytical, problem solving, and detail orientation skills

Strong accountability, self-motivation, achievement-orientation, and a sense of urgency to learn and drive to succeed

Ability to communicate effectively in both oral and written form

Ability to collect and organize complex data

Ability to follow instructions and apply lessons learned

Ability to process information logically

Skilled in time-management to meet close deadlines

Willingness and ability to participate in process improvement activities

Competent making decisions based on established guidelines, and asking for guidance in new or uncertain situations

Willingness to collaborate with team members

Benefits

Remote work environment

Annual Company Off-sites

Medical, Dental, Vision & 401k with Employer Match

Charity Match

Volunteer Day

PC Co-op

9/80 work schedule- every other Friday off

Employer Paid Disability & Life Insurance

Paid Parental Leave