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Specification Technologist (12-Month FTC)

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Birmingham, West Midlands (County)
13 months ago
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Specification Technologist - 12-Month Fixed Term Contract

Are you an experienced Specification Technologist with a keen eye for detail? We're looking for someone to join our team on a 12-month fixed-term contract. In this role, you'll ensure that product specifications and artwork meet all required standards for major UK retailers. If you have a strong understanding of legal labelling and retailer policies, we want to hear from you!

Opportunity Highlights

12-month fixed-term contract
Competitive salary
Fully remote working arrangementAbout the Role

As a Specification Technologist, you'll play a vital role in reviewing product specifications to ensure compliance with regulatory requirements and retailer-specific guidelines. Your main duties will involve risk-based advice, supporting the launch of compliant food products, and maintaining high standards throughout the process.

Key responsibilities:

Reviewing formulations
Managing regulatory adaptations
Conducting specification and pack copy checks
Artwork review
Conducting alignment checks (PLV/PAC/CTS/RSR)What We're Looking For

We're seeking a candidate with a proven track record in specification and artwork approval or regulatory affairs within the food industry. The ideal candidate will have:

At least 3 years of experience in a technical or regulatory role
Deep knowledge of industry codes of practice and guidance
Hands-on experience with specification and artwork systems
A keen eye for detail and the ability to manage tight deadlines
Confidence in interpreting and explaining regulatory requirements
Strong written and verbal communication skillsHow to Apply

Ready to take the next step in your career as a Specification Technologist? We want to hear from you! Apply now to seize this exciting opportunity.

About Kandhu Recruitment

Kandhu Recruitment are specialists in recruitment within the Food, Drink, and FMCG sectors. We take the time to match your skills with the right roles, and if your profile aligns with current or future opportunities, we'll add you to our recruitment database.

We take your privacy seriously and fully comply with GDPR regulations. To view our privacy policy, visit our website. By applying, you agree to have your details added to our secure database for consideration in future opportunities

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