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Chemical regulation seminar: book by 2 March

Register for a free seminar on measurement and enforcement issues with current chemical regulations.

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The deadline for registering for the seminar ‘REACH and CLP enforcement: measurement and related issues for Public Analysts and Enforcement Authorities’ is Monday 2 March 2015.

The seminar features discussions on checking compliance with REACH and CLP in the laboratory and the role of safety data sheets, including common errors in those published. Derek Craston, the UK Government Chemist, will outline the importance of measurement science and technology in effective regulation and a representative from the Environment Agency will discuss the role of the Environment Agency in enforcing REACH.

A representative from a Public Analyst’s Laboratory will highlight some of the practical issues facing local authorities in enforcing and monitoring REACH and CLP, and Mark Selby, from Denehurst Chemical Safety, will highlight the practicalities that industry faces before the day concludes with an open discussion session.

Date

19 March 2015

How much it costs

The seminar is free to attend, but delegates must register in advance.

Seminar venue

The Lodge, IET, Austin Court, Birmingham, B1 2JP

Book your place

To reserve a place at the conference or for more information email the Government Chemist Project Manager.

Deadline for booking

Monday 2 March 2015

Download the seminar programme

REACH and CLP enforcement: measurement and related issues for Public Analysts and Enforcement Authorities

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Who should attend?

  • Scientists
  • Trading standards officers
  • Enforcement agencies
  • Manufacturers
  • Importers

Updates to this page

Published 11 February 2015