Safety Data Sheet Coordinator

An opportunity is available for an experienced Safety Data Sheet (SDS) Coordinator to join a well-established organisation operating within a complex manufacturing and chemical environment. This role plays a critical part in ensuring Safety Data Sheets are accurate compliant and aligned with Australian New Zealand and international regulatory requirements.

Working closely with the HSE team and key internal and external stakeholders you will support regulatory compliance and contribute to the organisations broader health safety and environmental initiatives across ANZ.

Key Responsibilities

• Develop review maintain and distribute Safety Data Sheets (SDS) in line with GHS OSHA REACH WHMIS and relevant local regulations

• Ensure SDS content remains current with evolving regulatory and safety requirements

• Coordinate SDS updates following changes to product formulations or legislation

• Liaise with regulatory authorities and prepare SDS submissions as required

• Collaborate with internal teams including HSE R&D manufacturing quality legal and product management to gather technical data

• Maintain a centralised SDS database and monitor review and expiry timelines

• Support audits inspections and compliance activities

• Provide guidance and training to employees and contractors on SDS interpretation handling storage and disposal of hazardous materials

• Respond to internal and external SDS-related enquiries including customer and supplier requests

About You

To be successful in this role you will bring:

• Advanced skills in Microsoft Office (particularly Word and Excel)

• Experience in a complex manufacturing chemical or heavy industry environment

• Proven experience working with regulatory bodies and compliance documentation

• Strong written and verbal communication skills

• The ability to manage and influence diverse technical and subject matter experts

• A proactive detail-oriented approach with strong problem-solving skills

Desirable experience:

• Exposure to agricultural or chemical manufacturing environments

• Experience with process safety management or major hazard facilities

• Familiarity with international chemical safety and labelling frameworks

Why Apply

• Opportunity to work across ANZ with exposure to complex regulatory frameworks

• High-impact role supporting safety compliance and environmental outcomes

• Collaborative HSE-focused environment

• Casual engagement offering flexibility

If you have strong SDS expertise and thrive in regulated technical environments wed love to hear from you. Please send through an updated resume and cover letter demonstrating your alignment to this role.