Legal Manager – Regulatory & Government Liaison

Job Title: Legal Manager Regulatory & Government LiaisonLocation: Manda, Sikar, RajasthanJob Summary:We are seeking an experienced Legal Manager with strong expertise in regulatory compliance and government liaisoning. The role involves managing legal matters, ensuring compliance with environmental and industrial regulations, and maintaining effective coordination with key government authorities such as Pollution Control Boards (PCB), Central Ground Water Authority (CGWA), Export Departments, Factory & Boiler Department, Labour Department, Metrology Department, Fire Department, and other regulatory bodies.Key Responsibilities:1. Regulatory Compliance & Legal OversightEnsure compliance with applicable laws including environmental, industrial, labor, and export regulations.Interpret legal requirements and provide actionable guidance to internal teams.Draft, review, and vet agreements, notices, and legal documents.2. Government LiaisoningAct as the primary point of contact with government authorities such as:Pollution Control Board (PCB)Central Ground Water Authority (CGWA)Export/Import Departments (DGFT, Customs, etc.)Factory & Boiler DepartmentLocal and State Regulatory AuthoritiesHandle approvals, licenses, renewals, and regulatory filings.Represent the organization during inspections, hearings, and audits.3. Licensing & ApprovalsManage end-to-end processes for obtaining and renewing:Environmental clearancesConsent to Establish (CTE) / Consent to Operate (CTO)Factory licenses and boiler certificationsGroundwater extraction permissionsExport-related registrations and compliance4. Litigation & Dispute ManagementCoordinate with external legal counsel for ongoing litigation.Prepare case briefs, documentation, and responses to notices.Represent the company before quasi-judicial and regulatory authorities when required.5. Risk Management & AdvisoryIdentify legal and regulatory risks and propose mitigation strategies.Advise management on changes in laws and their business impact.6. Documentation & Record KeepingMaintain proper records of licenses, approvals, and correspondence with authorities.Ensure timely renewals and compliance tracking.Qualifications & Experience:Education: Bachelors degree in Law / Environmental Science / Dairy Technology / Engineering / Management.Experience: 1215+ years of relevant experience in legal compliance and government liaisoningPrior experience in manufacturing, infrastructure, or industrial sectors preferredStrong knowledge of environmental and industrial lawsExcellent liaisoning, negotiation, and communication skillsAbility to manage multiple regulatory frameworks simultaneouslyStrong drafting and documentation skills audit handling, and reporting skillsProblem-solving mindset with attention to detailFamiliarity with state-specific compliance frameworksEstablished network with regulatory authoritiesHands-on experience dealing with PCB, CGWA, Factory & Boiler, Labour Dept., and FSSAI

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