Toxicologist (m/f/d)
Pubblicato il 04-10-2026 - Altro in Italia
Sasol is a global integrated chemicals and energy company with a 75-year heritage. Through our talented people, we use our expertise and selected technologies to safely and sustainably source, manufacture and market chemical and energy products globally. When you join Team Sasol, you are joining a company that puts people at the center of everything we do.
Sasol invests in its employees along every stage of the career path and offers development opportunities to help you cultivate your career in a culture that embraces diversity and inclusion.
Purpose of the Job
As part of Sasol International Chemicals' Product Safety function, you help to secure the long-term marketability of Sasol's products with adherence to Product Stewardship and Corporate principles. You support the fulfilment of regulatory requirements, the maintenance and updating of toxicological information, and the characterisation of new and existing products with respect to their risk using information about hazards to human health and reasonably foreseeable exposures.
Key Accountabilities
Providing assistance in ensuring that the products of Sasol Chemicals, in accordance with Sasol's strategy and objectives, can be produced, utilised and marketed without posing any risk to humans and the environment
Conducting hazard assessments for Sasol Chemicals products
Assessing the risk to humans and the environment in connection with the development, production, marketing, utilisation and disposal of Sasol's products and, if any potential risks are identified, developing strategies to mitigate such risks
Initiating and monitoring toxicological studies on Sasol Chemicals products
Monitoring health effects information and related regulatory developments, trends, and evaluating their impact on Sasol Chemicals products
Coordinating the utilization of outside consulting services for global Product Safety projects such as product registrations and submissions
Providing assistance in ensuring and implementing the gene