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Ensuring SDS Compliance Within Your Supply Chain Classroom - Virtual

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Join our Yordas experts and learn more about ensuring SDS Compliance Within Your Supply Chain

The provision of a Safety Data Sheet (SDS) is a legal requirement for all substances and mixtures meeting the criteria specified under REACH and CLP. SDS are an effective and well established method of conveying hazards and providing information on the safe use and mitigation of risks. REACH and CLP have introduced a number of new requirements with regards to, when and why an SDS must be supplied. This virtual classroom will guide you through the structure of an SDS, highlighting new requirements and enabling you to assess whether the SDS you distribute or receive from your suppliers are up-to-date and compliant with the applicable regulations.


At a glance

Here is a summary of what you can expect from this course.

  • 4 hours of virtual classroom

  • Practical exercises to put your knowledge into practice

  • Interaction with our experts

  • A copy of our SDS course manual


Please note that to complete this classroom you must have an understanding of CLP


When and where?

  • Virtual

  • 10 September 2025 13:00 - 17:00 BST

  • Please note that courses are dependant on sufficient numbers


Who should attend?

This course will be most relevant to

  • SDS authors

  • Label authors

  • Anyone working in regulatory affairs

  • Third party regulatory consultants

  • Anyone working in hazard and risk assessments

  • Downstream users of chemicals


Topics to be covered during this workshop

  • When should an SDS be supplied and how 

  • Consistency between sections within the SDS 

  • When an updated SDS should be supplied

  • Required language of the SDS 

  • Exemptions from supplying an SDS

  • Briefly, the inclusion and impact of the extended SDS


Learning Outcomes

By the end of this course you will be able to:

  • Understand the main principles of GHS and most recent revision of CLP

  • Be able to apply the principles into real life examples and transfer this knowledge to their own company

  • Be able to Navigate the regulatory text

  • Know how to classify, label and package substances and mixtures in accordance with GHS and CLP


How will you benefit from this course

  • Knowledge

    Unlock valuable knowledge and practical tools to help you comply with regulatory requirements for your products.

  • Cost-effective

    An intimate virtual classroom with access to our experts and the opportunity to ask questions relevant to your company.

  • Stay ahead of the curve

    Access the latest regulatory and scientific information delivered by leading experts in the field.


Join us for this interactive virtual classroom

Please contact us if you would prefer to pay via invoice

€400,00

Regular price


If you are interested in a group rate, contact us


Instructors

Fiona Moir

Managing Consultant - Hazard Communication

Fiona leads Yordas’ Global Hazard Communication team with team members in four regions (UK, EU, NA and Asia). She is an experienced consultant with a broad range of expertise and knowledge of global regulations pertaining to hazard communication, including (e)SDS, GHS, and Classification, Labelling and Packaging (CLP). Her background in the biosciences gives her a grounding in the labelling and hazard communications obligations under such regulations as the EUs BPR. Fiona is an experienced trainer and course developer in topics as varied as GHS/CLP, Safety Data Sheet and Poison Centre notifications.

Nathan Town-Field

Senior Regulatory Consultant

Nathan is a Senior Regulatory Consultant from the Hazard Communication team, he joined Yordas 5 years ago after studying Biomedicine at Lancaster University. Nathan’s areas of expertise include Global chemical hazard classification for both substances and mixtures, Authoring of SDS compliant to GHS and other global regulations, Authoring of extended SDS, extracting relevant Exposure Scenarios and consulting on product labels including; chemical hazard, detergent and aerosol requirements.


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