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the Executive Directors through ensuring the delivery of first-class support to enable the Executive Directors to be effective in their organisation and time management and by assisting in the smooth day to day running of the Trust Office. The post holder will also provide a comprehensive and effective … Executive Assistant (EA) role to nominated Directors, including diary management and the compilation of reports, agendas and papers for Meetings as directed by Directors, ensuring key actions are undertaken and the minutes transcribed within strict timescales. The post holder will be expected to exercise initiative, whilst working independently, in … as to the best point of contact for those wishing to speak to the nominated Director. Job responsibilities: The post holder will provide operational management of the Trust Office by delivery of first class administration and support services to the Chair, Non-Executive Directors, CEO and Executive Directors. Ensure more »

for overseeing implementation at a local and regional level.As the Labelling Manager, you will play a key role in leading the timely creation/management of regulatory compliant, competitive and up-to-date core labelling documents throughout the product lifecycle, including the Company Core Data Sheet (CDS), Global Patient … well as maintaining labelling compliance. What you'll need to succeed Experience of developing and implementing strategy for global labelling content, proven experience with document management and regulatory tracking systems, along with high-level labelling experience. What you'll get in return Remote working, outside IR35 rates What more »

Higher technical qualification 10+ years experience with Oil and Gas Operators, COMAH sites or the Competent Authority Demonstrable history of planning, cost control and document management processes Understanding of COMAH regulations as well as PFEER, DSEAR, PSR etc. Experience collaborating with the Competent Authority desirable but not essential more »