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  1.  

    Chair

    Brian Priestly Brian Priestly
    Adjunct Professor, School of Public Health & Preventive Medicine, Monash University

  2. Coffee and Registration

  3. Session 3: Industry Specific Case Studies

  4. Cosmetic product safety risk assessment in ASEAN: challenges

    • The current scope of the ASEAN Cosmetic Directive
    • New initiatives and perspectives
    • Future considerations
    Bhashkar Mukerji Bhashkar Mukerji
    Vice President, Regulatory Affairs and Product Safety, F&B APAC, Givaudan Singapore Pte. Ltd.

  5. Toxicological risk assessment in household care products

    • An exposure-based risk assessment approach
    • Safety assurance of intended ingredients and trace chemicals
    Seok (Soga) Kwon Seok (Soga) Kwon
    Principal Scientist, Procter & Gamble, Singapore

  6. Q&A

  7. Refreshments

  8. Part two – toxicological risk assessment for occupational health

  9. Human health protection through chemical stewardship

    • Major challenge in chemical prioritization due to inconsistent hazard classification  leading to inaccurate assessment of public health risks
    • Adoption of the most stringent classification using multi-country GHS regulatory database  with application of hazard scores provides a useful approach to prioritize CMRs
    Salmaan H Inayat-Hussain Salmaan H Inayat-Hussain
    Head, Environment, Social Performance & Product Stewardship Group Health, Safety & Environment, PETROLIAM NASIONAL BERHAD

  10. Singapore – case study. Update on fit testing of hearing protective devices in a hearing conservation program

    • The objective of a Hearing Conservation Program (HCP) is to minimize the risk associated with occupational noise exposure and to prevent Noise Induced Hearing Loss (NIHL).
    • Individual fit testing of hearing protective devices is changing the practice of hearing loss prevention and an emerging trend in hearing conservation. It provides an objective, quantitative measurement of each employee's attenuation level for the chosen hearing protector thus enabling the employer to better protect the workforce through proper hearing protector size selection and fit.
    • An overview of current issues associated with relying on noise reduction ratings on packaging, why the need for fit testing and the benefits of fit testing of hearing
      protective devices.
    Albert Khoo Albert Khoo
    Business Development and Regulatory Affairs Manager, 3M Technologies (S) Pte. Ltd.

  11. Updates from Korea’s Occupational Safety and Health Act (OSHA)

    • Major amendment of Occupational Safety and Health Act
    • GHS implementation in South Korea
    • Occupational exposure limit under OSHA
    Gayoung Lee Gayoung Lee
    Managing Director, knoell Korea Ltd.

  12. Q&A

  13. Lunch

  14. Risk Assessment for Toxicological Health in Japan

    • 13th Occupational Safety & Health Program
    • Kao's approach: SAICM to promote sound chemical management 2020
    Dr Kenkichi Fujii Dr Kenkichi Fujii
    Research Fellow and Director, Regulatory Science, Kao Corporation

  15. The history of occupational exposure limits in Australia

    • The evolution of workplace exposure standards (WES) in Australia
    • Current review underway of the WES
    Peter Di Marco Peter Di Marco
    Managing Director and Principal Consultant, Benchmark Toxicology Services Pty Ltd

  16. Refreshment break

  17. Human health risk assessment in Europe

    Sven Ruhl Sven Ruhl
    Head of the Human Safety Group for Biocides, Knoell Germany GmbH

  18. Q&A

  19. Close of Forum

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