CoC Manager Western Europe and Americas
Pubblicato il 02-09-2026 - Sgs in Milano
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Job Description
MAIN PURPOSE OF THE JOB:
CoC (Chain of Custody) Regional Manager for Affiliates in Western Europe and Americas is responsible for Quality assurance for audits, technical support for the assigned affiliates and other tasks assigned for maintaining the accreditations.
The role reports to the Manager of the CBE European Competence Center Forestry Timber and Paper .
RESPONSIBILITIES
- Supporting the development of the CBE timber and paper certification business (primarily FSC/PEFC COC certification, timber due diligence services) in the regions of the assigned affiliates (Western Europe and Americas).
- Constantly ensure proper level of communication and interaction with the Global Forestry Team to evaluate common business development options.
- Supporting the Global technical Manager in revising the COC procedures and associated documents. Ensure that COC accreditation standards are incorporated into the SGS procedures and communicated with the affiliates and auditors.
- Provide technical support and information to assigned SGS affiliates in a timely manner.
- Coordinate the technical review of COC reports to ensure that the reports are in line with the accredi