A closer look at Prop 65 compliance in the electronics industry
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This webinar focussed on Proposition 65 with regards to the electronics industry, including compliance requirements and strategies, exposure assessments and best practice. Expert speaker Carol Brophy guided attendees through the following areas:
Overview of Proposition 65 (Prop 65) compliance requirements and issues for the electronics industry
– Consumer product exposure
– Occupational exposures
– Environmental exposures
Introduction to Prop 65 compliance strategies for companies in electronics industry value chains
– Developing a compliance policy for your company
– Prop 65 compliance audit
– Prop 65 supplier/customer certifications and specifications
Introduction to Prop 65 exposure assessment
– Regulatory options
– Interpretative guidelines
– Safe use determinations
– Third-party determinations of no significant risk
Putting it all together – compliance best practice for:
– Legal
– Technical
– Customer/vendor relations
– Risk management
Speaker: Carol R. Brophy, Senior Counsel, Steptoe & Johnson, San Francisco
Carol is an experienced litigator representing clients in environmental law, administrative law, and state and federal litigation. She represents a wide range of companies in matters involving federal and California laws including Proposition 65, California Unfair Trade Practice (UCL), the Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act, the California Clean Air Act, the Porter-Cologne Water Quality Act, the California Environmental Quality Act, and other state and local regulations. Carol's background as both an engineer and an environmental assessor enables her to apply these skills to not only the legal aspects of compliance, but the scientific and technical aspects as well. She has extensive experience developing cost-effective compliance solutions for manufacturers and chemical processors, working both with clients’ in-house technical staff and consulting scientists.