Regulatory Affairs Specialist jobs in Eugene, OR

Regulatory Affairs Specialist supports the oversight of regulatory matters and strategy implementation to ensure the organization complies with applicable regulations. Prepares filings and tracks applications for licensing, certification, and permits and interacts with governmental officials during the regulation and certification process. Being a Regulatory Affairs Specialist monitors compliance with existing regulations and upcoming or changing regulations. Performs impact analysis of regulatory changes and produces status reports. Additionally, Regulatory Affairs Specialist participates in processes to report, investigate, and addresses any issues of non-compliance. Typically requires a bachelor's degree. Typically reports to a supervisor or manager. The Regulatory Affairs Specialist occasionally directed in several aspects of the work. Gaining exposure to some of the complex tasks within the job function. To be a Regulatory Affairs Specialist typically requires 2 -4 years of related experience. (Copyright 2024 Salary.com)

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Regulatory Specialist (Recreational Marijuana Inspector) Eugene
  • Oregon Liquor & Cannabis Commission
  • Eugene, OR FULL_TIME
  • Initial Posting Date:
    03/20/2024
    Application Deadline:
    04/01/2024
    Agency:
    Oregon Liquor & Cannabis Commission
    Salary Range:
    $4,993 - $7,641
    Position Type:
    Employee
    Position Title:
    Regulatory Specialist (Recreational Marijuana Inspector) Eugene
    Job Description:
    The Oregon Liquor & Cannabis Commission (OLCC) is recruiting for a Regulatory Specialist (Recreational Marijuana Inspector) position in our Public Safety Division, Eugene regional office.
    Marijuana Regulatory Specialists perform site surveys and investigations of recreational marijuana producers (growers), processors, wholesalers, retailers, and laboratories to assess and provide consultation on compliance with state and laws rules that govern marijuana businesses.
    Who are we?
    The OLCC is the agency responsible for regulating the sale and service of alcoholic beverages in Oregon by administering the state's Liquor Control Act and regulating the production, processing, and sale of recreational marijuana in Oregon through the Control, Regulation and Taxation of Marijuana and Industrial Hemp Act.
    The agency is comprised of three major operational programs; the Distilled Spirits Program, the Recreational Marijuana Program, and the Public Safety Program. All three programs are supported by the Administration, Financial Services, and Support Services divisions. Revenue generated from these programs helps support state and local government programs. The OLCC distributed more than $600.4 million in the last two years to Oregon’s General Fund, Cities, Counties, and Drug/Alcohol Abuse Programs. This money helps fund essential services such as schools, police, and healthcare for Oregonians.
    The Distilled Spirits Program oversees the distribution and sale of distilled spirits in the state. The Distilled Spirits division centrally purchases, warehouses, and distributes distilled spirits to Oregon’s independently operated liquor stores. OLCC’s Public Safety Program licenses and regulates businesses in the alcohol industry such as manufacturers, wholesalers, bars, restaurants, grocery, and convenience stores.
    The Recreational Marijuana Program is exclusively authorized to make recreational marijuana available to consumers and licensed businesses through retail marijuana stores. The program also tracks the growing, transporting, processing, and selling of recreational marijuana products. The Public Safety Program is responsible for licensing and regulating the operation of the recreational marijuana industry in Oregon.
    The following list represents the general responsibilities of the Recreational Marijuana Regulatory Specialist.
    • Independently, or as a member of a team, conducts site surveys and investigations of Oregon marijuana applicants and licensed businesses to assure compliance with state laws and rules that govern marijuana businesses. Documents site survey and investigation findings in narrative reports.
    • Collects, analyzes, and interprets licensee’s business records and other records or technical reports (police and court reports, real estate documents, certifications from other agencies).
    • Uses a radio frequency scanner to collect and record licensed premises marijuana inventory as needed. Compares scanned inventory data with recorded inventory in cannabis tracking system application to detect and assess shortages/overages in product quantities. Analyzes and reconcile financial and tax data from the application and reports. Reviews discrepancies with licensee to determine whether an investigation is in order.
    • Inspects production areas and plants or products for contaminants. Obtains and submits samples of products to be tested by third party laboratory. Reviews product labels for conformance to labeling requirements.
    • Determines the validity of complaints of marijuana law violations by talking with complainant, licensee, witnesses (in person and over the phone); observing at the licensed business; and reviewing the compliance history of the business.
    • Plans and conducts minor decoy operations in accordance with agency policy. Documents and communicates results.
    • Gathers, controls, and secures evidence according to procedures to preserve the integrity and chain-of-custody.
    • Adopts attitude that the agency is a learning organization capable of change. Encourages colleagues and program partners to respond to performance or compliance problems as opportunities for process and quality improvement. Provides licensees with consultative assistance by educating or training on regulatory requirements and developing strategies for achieving compliance with rules and laws such as implementing operational changes to the business. Follows up with licensees to ensure full compliance with requirements.
    • Interprets regulatory requirements, analyzes facts, and applies policy and standards to decide appropriate action to gain compliance from licensee.
    • May issue citations to gain compliance, depending on the nature of the violations, the facilities’ history and past corrective action plans, and other information obtained during site survey or investigation.
    • May review security plans and make recommendations for license revocation or other corrective actions if facilities are not meeting the Commission’s security goals.
    • Prepares and presents documents needed for contested case hearing. Testifies on behalf of the Commission at administrative law hearings or in court.
    • Communicates with people of diverse cultural, ethnic, and socioeconomic backgrounds in a way that is sensitive to diversity.
    • Recommends new policy and proposed or revised administrative rules to better serve the public, law enforcement community, marijuana industry, government, and special interest groups.
    • Uses knowledge, best practices, and new technology to inform program operations and increase productivity and efficiency.
    • Collaborates with law enforcement agencies by reporting licensee compliance history and suspected illegal activity. Prepares and presents licensee information and documentation to law enforcement as required.
    What do you need to qualify? Minimum Qualifications:
    Three years of experience conducting investigations of allegations, facts, behaviors, documents, laws, legal precedents and/or other information. This experience must include preparing written reports using individual judgment in developing conclusions or recommendations that are subject to review in court, administrative hearings or comparable formal review process; OR
    An Associate’s degree in criminal justice, human or behavioral sciences, business or public administration or other related field AND eighteen months of experience conducting investigations; OR
    A Bachelor’s degree in law enforcement, criminal justice, human or behavioral sciences, business or public administration or other related field; OR
    Any relevant combination of education and experience equivalent to three years.
    Examples of experience that may qualify are regulatory compliance investigation; criminal investigation; child welfare investigation or eligibility determination; governmental benefit, business or mail fraud investigation; revenue audits; insurance claims or fraud investigation.
    The agency will consider all fields of education when determining qualifications and prior to invitation for interview processes.
    How are candidates selected?
    The selection process consists of a review of your application and an evaluation of your education, experience, training, and overall professionalism of your application materials. Candidates that follow the application directions, submit what is required and provide us with credentials that showcase their skills and how they meet the minimum qualifications and desired attributes will be invited to an interview. Resumes will not replace the completed job history experience in Workday. We will only review documents that are requested. Because details are really important to us, your application materials will be evaluated for grammar, spelling and punctuation.
    What’s in it for you?
    • Medical, vision, and dental insurance.
    • 11 paid holidays per year.
    • 8 hours of vacation leave earned per month, eligible to be used after 6 months of service.
    • 8 hours of sick leave earned per month, eligible to be used as accrued.
    • 24 hours of personal business leave per fiscal year, eligible to be used after 6 months of service.
    • Pension and retirement programs.
    • Click
      here
      to learn more about State of Oregon benefits.
    • A workplace that fosters fairness, equity, and inclusion to maintain a workplace environment where everyone is treated with respect and dignity.
    • This position is eligible for hybrid work but is not suitable for full-time remote work. In-office work may be required. Terms of hybrid work and the work schedule will be discussed and agreed upon with the successful candidate and hiring manager.
    How to Apply:
    • Lateral and Internal Applicants (Current State of Oregon Employee) – MUST apply through your employee Workday account. Please update your profile with current job history and education. In Workday, click on the Career application link, View Internal-Find Jobs, Find the position and select Apply.
    • External Applicants – Please visit the State of Oregon job opportunities webpage to submit your application for the position.
    • Workday does not pull your work history from your profile; you MUST list your current work experience on your application for it to be considered. A resume will not substitute for completing the work experience section of your application.
    • The work history and/or education section of your application must clearly demonstrate how you meet all the minimum qualifications listed above.
    • Upload and attach your resume in addition to completing your job history and education details in Workday.
    Want to Know More? Here’s some additional information:
    • Onsite, in-person interviews may be required.
    • The salary listed is the non-Public Employee Retirement Systems (PERS) qualifying salary. If the successful candidate is PERS qualifying, the salary will reflect the 6.95% increase.
    • This position is eligible for Police & Fire (P&F) benefits through PERS, as defined by statute.
    • This position will be represented by the American Federation of State, County & Municipal Employees Union, Local 2505.
    • Regulatory Specialists serve an initial 12-month trial service period.
    • Applicants must be authorized to work in the United States. Applicants who require VISA sponsorship will not be considered at this time.
    • Within three days of hire, all applicants will be required to complete the US Department of Justice Form I-9, confirming authorization to work in the United States. OLCC uses E-Verify to confirm that applicants are authorized to work in the United States.
    Here are some Additional Requirements and Job-Related Information:
    • Age: You must be at least 21 years of age.
    • Driving: You are required to drive a State of Oregon vehicle. You will need to have a current, valid driver’s license and maintain a good driving record at all times throughout employment.
    • Background: OLCC will conduct a personal background investigation prior to hiring. This includes a computerized criminal history check, fingerprinting and CJIS Clearance approval by the Oregon State Police. The presence of criminal history could result in the withdrawal of a job offer or termination of employment. This is a SWORN position that requires a complete Electronic Statement of Personal History (eSOPH). The finalist will receive instructions from the Human Resource staff on the eSOPH. The eSOPH background requirements are found in Oregon Administrative Rule (OAR 259-008-0015). To see more information on what’s required in a background investigation, click
      here
      .
    • Medical and Psychological: The successful candidate must pass a medical and psychological examination.
    • DPSST Certification: Upon hire (and through employment), the successful candidate must obtain (and maintain) Department of Public Safety Standards and Training (DPSST) certification. Candidates must attend and successfully complete the OLCC-DPSST Training Academy. The academy is four weeks long and is held at DPSST’s training facility in Salem. You will be required to stay at the facility - except for weekends - for the entire duration of the training. The coursework covers mandatory defensive tactics training, which includes highly strenuous activities such as ground fighting techniques, and baton/OC spray/handcuffing techniques. Strenuous physical exertion/activity may occur during field contacts.
    Helpful Tips:
    • Remember, your application materials must clearly describe how you meet the minimum qualifications through your prior experience or education.
    • Be sure to attach a resume. Note: Applicants who don’t attach the required documents or fail to complete the “Work History” section of the application may be automatically disqualified from further consideration. If you are concerned that the requested documents didn't attach to your application, please email a copy to
      corie.shelley@oregon.gov
      . Material will be associated on your behalf if received before the posting deadline.
    • Allow yourself plenty of time to complete and submit the application process.
    • Workday will timeout after 20 minutes of inactivity.
    • This posting closes at 11:59 PM on the close date listed.
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    Veteran's Preference:
    The OLCC provides veterans’ preference points to all eligible veterans. For privacy reasons, please do not attach veterans’ preference documents when initially applying. You will be sent a Workday “Task” to complete once you have submitted your application. The “Task” will prompt you to provide the appropriate documentation for your Veterans’ Preference point selection. For more information, please go here:
    https://www.oregon.gov/jobs/Pages/Veterans.aspx
    .
    After you apply:
    Log in to your Workday account before the job announcement closes to see if you have any pending tasks or actions, and make sure to complete these tasks or actions before the job announcement closes. These can be found under the “My Applications” section.
    Questions/Need Help?
    If you have questions about the recruitment or need assistance, please contact OLCC HR Recruiter, Corie Shelley by email at Corie.Shelley@oregon.gov.

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Regulatory Specialist (In-Depth Recreational Marijuana Inspector) EUGENE
  • Oregon Liquor & Cannabis Commission
  • Eugene, OR FULL_TIME
  • Initial Posting Date: 03/05/2024 Application Deadline: 03/18/2024 Agency: Oregon Liquor & Cannabis Commission Salary Range: $4,993 - $7,641 Position Type: Employee Position Title: Regulatory Specialis...
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Billing Specialist
  • New Horizons In Home Care
  • Eugene, OR FULL_TIME
  • Job Type: Full-timePay: $20.00 - $23.00 per hourJust a Billing Clerk Position - It's NOT!IT IS a fantastic career opportunity in In-Home Care. CARE? Our team really cares. We have the special advantag...
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Packaging specialist
  • White Label Extracts
  • Eugene, OR FULL_TIME
  • About Us : White Label Extracts (WLE) philosophy is built on long-lasting mutually beneficial business partnerships with farmers that share similar ideals and company standards to WLE. Our goal as a c...
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Go specialist
  • Olive Garden
  • Eugene, OR FULL_TIME
  • For this position, pay will be variable by location - See additional job details and benefits below. Our Winning Family Starts With You! Check out these great benefits! Flexible schedules to help you ...
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Purchasing Specialist
  • HIV Alliance
  • Eugene, OR FULL_TIME
  • Department: Finance Reports To: Finance Director Position Type: FTE 1.0, 40 hours/per week, non-exempt Bilingual candidates are eligible for an additional $1.50 Bilingual Differential. This Bilingual ...
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About Eugene, Oregon

According to the United States Census Bureau, the city has a total area of 43.74 square miles (113.29 km2), of which 43.72 square miles (113.23 km2) is land and 0.02 square miles (0.05 km2) is water. Eugene is at an elevation of 426 feet (130 m). To the north of downtown is Skinner Butte. Northeast of the city is the Coburg Hills. Spencer Butte is a prominent landmark south of the city. Mount Pisgah is southeast of Eugene and includes Mount Pisgah Arboretum and Howard Buford Recreation Area, a Lane County Park. Eugene is surrounded by foothills and forests to the south, east, and west, while t...
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Income Estimation for Regulatory Affairs Specialist jobs
$76,030 to $101,892
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What does a Regulatory Affairs Specialist do?

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The regulatory affairs industry plays an important role in ensuring the safety of countless products that Americans use every day—from food and beverages to pharmaceuticals and medical devices to electronics and more.
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