ERM Libryo is seeking a Regulatory Content Monitor Consultant to join our growing team. We empower global organisations through a compliance platform, which clarifies their Environmental and Health and Safety obligations and supports ongoing compliance. Since 2016, Libryo has helped thousands of users navigate compliance and improve their ESG performance and is now part of ERM - the world’s largest pure play sustainability consultancy.

ERM Libryo operates globally, ensuring that everyone knows what to do for a just and sustainable world. We untangle the global web of regulations by systematically organizing legal and compliance requirements within ERM Libryo Streams® for our customers, making relevant regulations and their updates accessible in various languages.

Key Responsibilities

The Regulatory Content Monitor will play a vital role as a junior member of the compliance content production team in finding, analysing, processing, and monitoring regulations, primarily in environmental, health, and safety areas.

Within parameters set by ERM Libryo’s Jurisdiction Content Managers, Project Managers and Team Lead, you will:

• Conduct research into regulatory law, including identifying relevant sources
• Find, monitor and analyse laws and regulations across various countries
• Identify new, changed and repealed regulations
• Analyse laws to determine requirements, applicability, and assessment criteria
• Assist with administrative tasks to support workflow
• Collaborate with internal stakeholders
• Perform any other reasonable tasks

Are you?

• Inspired by ERM Libryo’s global impact
• Professional with a positive and collaborative approach
• Comfortable working in a deadline-driven environment
• A self-starter with strong initiative
• Strong problem-solver
• Tech-savvy and adaptable to new tools
• A team player with excellent interpersonal skills
• Detail-oriented with high-quality output standards
• A strong communicator

Required Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Law or related field
• 2 to 4 years of experience in regulatory analysis, preferably in the EHS domain, including understanding how EHS regulations apply to sites like factories and wind farms
• Experience with digital knowledge management
• Experience working with legislation (statutes, regulations, legal structures, etc.)

Preferred Qualifications

• 2 to 4 years of experience in regulatory analysis (EHS domain preferred)
• Experience working as a paralegal or lawyer
• Preferred languages: English, Spanish, or Portuguese