Subject Matter Expert

WalterManufacturing

Spain. Germany. Belgium. Sweden. Austria. FranceContract

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Requirements

Direct, hands-on experience implementing or advising on EU Battery Regulation 2023/1542 compliance
Experience supporting manufacturers selling battery-related products into the European market
Strong understanding of producer responsibility obligations
Strong understanding of battery labeling and traceability requirements
Strong understanding of EPR frameworks and recycling obligations
Strong understanding of reporting and registration requirements
Ability to translate regulatory requirements into operational implementation plans
Experience working cross-functionally with legal, operations, supply chain, product, and compliance teams

Responsibilities

Review and assess the current EU Battery Regulation compliance plan for completeness and regulatory alignment
Identify gaps, ambiguities, and implementation risks within the current plan
Define “Producer” obligations across different supply chain and reseller scenarios
Review and advise on labeling strategies including motors vs. finished products, label placement, and battery date coding
Provide advice on EPR obligations such as producer registration, reporting requirements, and recycling program implementation
Validate implementation readiness and ensure an actionable compliance roadmap for upcoming deadlines
Provide practical recommendations aligned with the company’s business model and operational realities

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