Senior Consultant Chemicals Management & Product Stewardship

What you do as a Senior Consultant Chemicals Management & Product Stewardship

As a Senior Consultant Chemicals Management & Product Stewardship, you help clients address strategic, policy-related and practical challenges related to chemical substances, product safety and the sustainable use of chemicals. You bring together legislation, science, strategy and business operations, translating complex regulatory and policy developments into practical advice for clients.

In this role, you will:

• Advise clients on Chemicals Management, Product Stewardship, REACH, CLP, DWD, SSbD, SVHC/ZZS, restrictions, authorisations and the sustainable use of chemical substances.
• Lead complex national and international consultancy projects, providing direction to multidisciplinary teams while taking overall responsibility for quality, client satisfaction and project outcomes.
• Translate complex technical, scientific and regulatory information into clear advice and strategies for clients.
• Strengthen existing client relationships and develop new business opportunities within Chemicals Management and Product Stewardship, including proposals, tenders and market initiatives.
• Coach junior and mid-level consultants and contribute to knowledge sharing and capability building within the team.

Where you will work

What you bring

You are a trusted technical advisor who quickly understands complex challenges and translates them into practical recommendations for clients. You are comfortable moving between technical detail, strategic considerations and the different interests within an organisation. You enjoy working closely with clients and colleagues and actively contribute to knowledge sharing within the team.

You have an entrepreneurial mindset, recognise opportunities in the market and build strong relationships with clients and partners. You take ownership of projects, maintain high quality standards and support the development of colleagues. In addition, you bring:

• An academic background in chemistry, toxicology, environmental sciences, regulatory affairs, industrial hygiene, life sciences or a related field.
• A minimum of 10-15 years of relevant experience in Chemicals Management, Product Stewardship, chemical regulations, regulatory affairs, chemical safety or sustainable chemicals policy.
• Strong knowledge of European and international chemicals legislation and policy, including REACH, CLP, SVHC/ZZS, authorisation and restriction processes, product safety, SSbD and related regulations.
• Experience in strategic consulting, stakeholder management, project leadership and translating complex information into practical client solutions.
• Commercial awareness and the ability to identify client needs, develop opportunities and contribute to proposals, tenders and network development.
• Excellent communication skills in English, written and spoken (Dutch is an advantage). 

What you can expect from us

At Haskoning, we believe that the well-being of our employees is essential to our shared success. That’s why we offer a comprehensive benefits package designed to support both your professional development and personal well-being. 

What we offer: 

• A solid foundation:A competitive base salary (between €5.564,- and €9.243,-) with annual increases. 
• An attractive compensation package: Including a strong pension scheme with an 18.3% employer contribution, a 2.15% personal budget, and annual profit sharing. You’ll also have the opportunity to purchase company shares and share in our success.
• Work-life balance:28 vacation days (based on full-time employment), with the option to purchase an additional 16.5 days per year and to exchange three public holidays for days that are personally meaningful to you. We work in a hybrid model with flexible hours, work-from-home allowance, and a fully equipped home workspace. 
• Development opportunities:A wide range of training and development programs, including tailored learning paths, learning weeks, and various knowledge-sharing groups. 
• Mobility and travel allowance:A conveniently located workplace at one of our offices and the freedom to travel in a way that suits you. You will receive an attractive mileage allowance (up to €0.45 per km for business travel), an NS Business Card, and the option of a lease car when you travel extensively for work.   
• Informal and inclusive culture: A welcoming and open environment with voluntary social and sports activities, and employee networks such as Pride and Young Haskoning.

Read more about our employee benefits here. 

Are you our new colleague?

Would you like to use your expertise to help organisations address complex challenges related to chemical substances, product safety and sustainability? We'd love to hear from you. Apply now by submitting your CV and cover letter.

The application process then consists of 2 interviews and possible an assessment. Are we all enthusiastic after this? Then you will receive an offer from us, and we will be happy to welcome you on board!

If you have any questions about the role or the recruitment process, please feel free to contact Nathalie van Mourik, Associate Director, at [email protected],  or Maria Boeve, Recruiter Industry & Energy, at [email protected]. 

At Haskoning, we are committed to fostering a diverse and inclusive workplace where everyone feels valued, respected, and empowered. Our mission of "Enhancing Society Together" drives us to create an environment that embraces each individual’s unique background, identity, and perspective. Regardless of your experience, background, age, gender, or other personal characteristics—you are welcome here. We believe that diversity makes us stronger and that an inclusive culture gives everyone the opportunity to grow and contribute. Read more about our ED&I initiatives on our dedicated webpage.

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Acquisition for this vacancy by agencies is not appreciated and offered candidates will not be taken into consideration.