The chemical and pharmaceutical industry is fundamental to modern society. With an immense variety of products, from vital medicines and foods, the construction of buildings, to transport and leisure, the industry truly does have an impact on virtually every aspect of our daily lives.
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This document provides guidance on how to carry out an exposure assessment to determine the conditions of safe use for all the uses of a substance registered under REACH.
These templates provide registrants with the structure that has been recommended for exposure scenario communication. Please note that the format is not specified in the legal text, although the examples show the recommended structure based on practical experience and helps industry move towards a more harmonised format. All the templates can be found at the following link:
This guidance document aims to assist companies to ensure they fulfil their obligations under Article 31 of REACH and Annex II of REACH.
This three part guidance document shows a registrant how to extract the relevant information from their chemical safety report and communicate them effectively as exposure scenarios for the downstream user.
Part 1: an Introductory note
Part 2: An example of exposure scenarios
Part 3: Chesar 3.2 substance file
Examples have been developed in collaboration with European Industry Associations and can support the productions of good quality exposure scenarios and communication of safe use in the supply chain.
The guidance documents and practical examples can be found at the following link:
The use map concept has been designed to improve the quality of information on use and conditions of use communicated in the supply chain.
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This guidance document is intended as a starting point only and should not be used in isolation. It is not designed to inform the reader of what is an extended-safety data sheet, exposure scenario etc. A selection of additional sources of information is provided in a separate document to help the reader further
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This event is a joint initiative by the Chemicals Industries Association (CIA), Steptoe and Ramboll. It is aimed at those wishing to stay abreast of new developments and building pan-European compliance and market access strategies.
Following a successful trial earlier this year, One Stop has partnered with global resource management company, Veolia with the aim of recycling over 380,000 milk bottles per year from their stores.
The CDOIF is a collaborative initiative that brings together industrial site operators, regulators, trade associations, and other professional bodies. CIA is proud to be part of the part forum’s occupational health group.
