REACH and CLP Essentials

Day four is one of the extension days that can be added to extend and build upon your learning on this subject.

Alex Paul

Principal: Chemical Regulatory Services, Yordas Group, UK

Neil Hunt

Managing Regulatory Scientist, Yordas Group, UK

• How risk assessment can be applied to the use of substances
• How hazard assessment of a substance is done under REACH
• How the life cycle of a substance is described under REACH using exposure scenarios and contributing scenarios
• Using Use Descriptors to define your use of a substance

•  How risk from exposure to a substance can be calculated and a conclusion reached whether risk is acceptable or not. Which risk management measures are available to a registrant or downstream user to reduce risk?
• Discussion of the formats of Extended Safety Data Sheets and exposure scenarios that a recipient may receive.
• Obligations under REACH of producers of Extended Safety Data Sheets

• The obligations of recipients of an Extended Safety Data Sheet. Are all your uses covered and what to do if they are not?
• Assessing whether your use is covered by a supplied eSDS
• If uses are covered how can compliance with exposure scenarios be proven?
• Use of measurement, scaling and exposure modelling tools to prove compliance
• Using scaling to prove compliance

• This section will look at the output of the ENES project, covering both the “top-down” and “bottom-up” approaches proposed. 
• Introduction to the concepts of SUMIs, SWEDs, and Lead Component.
• Identifying Lead Components in a mixture and the information that should be included in a mixture exposure scenario
• Conclusions and final remarks