All Manufacturers, Importers and Distributors of hazardous chemical products are required to classify and label their products to CLP and comply with the new Safety Data Sheet (SDS) requirements, before placing them on the market.
The focus of this workshop is to highlight the changes in classification system and its major impacts on labelling and supply of chemical products within the EU. The adoption of the new labelling requirements, whether business to business or business to consumer, has posed its own challenges and this will also be discussed. We will highlight some of the difficulties SMEs are facing in adopting the new classification and labelling requirements, in addition to the associated infrastructure and costs.
Topics to be covered during this workshop
Classification, Labelling and Packaging
Gain an understanding of the main principles and learn how to navigate the regulatory text. At the end of the topic you will know and understand your obligations according to your role in the supply chain.
Poison Centre Notifications
Learn which of your products fall under the requirements of Annex VII of CLP (EU Poison Centre Notifications) and require notifying and by when. Furthermore, you will learn and understand which information is required and how to undertake a notification to the Member State Poison Centres.
Safety Data Sheets
You will gain a full understanding of the requirements of a REACH compliant SDS and identify the skills and resources needed to create them
eSDS and Exposure Scenarios
Understand what are the main obligations of extended Safety Data Sheets and when you should receive Exposure Scenarios from your supply chain and what information to pass downstream.
Who should attend?
This workshop will be most relevant to:
SDS authors
Label authors
Third party regulatory consultants
Anyone working in hazard and risk assessments
Downstream users of chemicals
Price
€1.595,00
Early bird special price valid until 15/01/2024 - Following this full price of €1875
After completing this workshop, you will qualify as a competent person capable of authoring SDS.