Events
Chemical Webinar
CIRS Free Webinar: Interpretation of the New Draft of China REACH Regulation Introduction
Time : 15 August 2019
Location : China
Lang. : English
Cost : Free
On Jul 9th, China MEE has drafted the amended Provisions on Environmental Administration of New Chemical Substances (MEP Decree No. 7), which is also known as China REACH. The draft is now released for public comments. In order to help companies better understand the draft, expert from CIRS will hold a webinar to assist in interpreting the new draft of China REACH and compare with the existing version.
Chemical Webinar
What Need to Do under the New-round China IECSC Supplementation?
Time : 6 August 2019
Location : China
Lang. : English
Cost : Free
On June 21, 2019, China’s Ministry of Ecology and Environment (MEE) issued a notice on supplementing and improving the Inventory of Existing Chemical Substances (IECSC). For those enterprises that have substances manufactured in or imported into China before Oct 15th, 2003, it is a great opportunity to apply for the IESCS supplementation. The window for applying for the addition of chemical substances to the IECSC will only open for three months, and the application should be submitted before September 30, 2019. This webinar will provide an overview on the IECSC supplementation, and help enterprise to better understand its role and obligations under IECSC, and to get prepared for applying for the addition into IECSC.
Time : 24 July 2019
Location : Canada
Lang. : English
Cost : Free
The Canadian Environmental Protection Act 1999 (CEPA 1999) is the most important chemical control law in Canada. It is a broad act covering the management of new chemical substances and existing chemicals in Canada. Under CEPA, new substances that not listed on Canada DSL need to be notified before manufacturing or importing while the risk of existing substances are controlled by series of regulatory lists. Besides CEPA, Canada's requirements for workplace chemicals will be updated as the GHS, incorporated into WHMIS which is regarded as the national hazard communication system.
This webinar will help enterprise to better understand the management of chemical substances based on these Regulations, and to get fully prepared before entering Canadian market.
Time : 18 April 2019
Location : Frankfurt
Lang. : English
Cost : 300 Euros per delegate (+VAT if applicable)
Comprehensive Training on K-REACH for Foreign Industry, led by Junho Lee of CIRS Group Korea, is to be scheduled on 18 April 2019. This course aims to provide deeper understanding of K-REACH and practical guidance for foreign industry that needs to comply with K-REACH. Industry will also learn what needs to be prepared and how it can be prepared for direct and indirect importations of chemical substances into Korea.
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Date: 18th April 2019
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Time: 10:30 – 16:30 (5 hrs.)
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Venue: Bristol Hotel, Room “Manhattan”, Ludwigstrasse 15, Frankfurt, HE, 60327, Germany (0.5km from Frankfurt Main Station)
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Trainers: 2
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Attendants: max 20
Chemical Webinar
Introduction and Analysis of China's Chemical Management Trends
Time : 18 April 2019
Location : China
Lang. : EN, JP, CN
Cost : Free
On January 8, 2019, China Ministry of Ecology and Environment (MEE) published the draft Regulations on Chemical Substances Environmental Risk Assessment and Control for public comments. The draft New Regulation intends to govern the environmental risk assessment and control of any chemical substance. It is the very first piece of chemical control legislation proposed by the MEE. In addition, the draft New Regulation reveals several key changes which might be brought into China new substances management regime. Therefore, any company that is manufacturing, processing and using, importing and exporting chemicals in and from China will be influenced by the draft New Regulation in the future.
This webinar will help enterprise to better understand the risk assessment and risk management of chemical substances to be established based on this Regulation, and to get fully prepared for taking effective measures to prevent and control chemical substances such as PBT or vPvB chemicals.
