Online Traning: Understanding EU REACH: Your Guide to Chemical Compliance

Explore the essentials of the EU REACH Regulation, the cornerstone for chemical safety in the EU. Understand your role and obligations, learn about registration requirements, dossier evaluations, and the authorisation process. Plus, get the latest updates on REACHs ongoing revision.

The EU REACH Regulation (Registration, Evaluation, Authorisation, and Restriction of Chemicals) is the fundamental framework for managing the safe use of chemicals within the EU. This compact training course will walk you through the basics of the regulation and offer key insights into its core components.

You will understand your role and obligations under REACH and the requirements for registering chemicals in the EU. Explore how regulators evaluate submitted dossiers, and gain an understanding of the authorisation process and its link to restrictions. Additionally, you will receive the latest updates on the ongoing revision of REACH – all within just one morning!

Join us to master EU REACH and ensure your compliance.

• Understand the core principles of the EU REACH Regulation, including its purpose and key components

• Identify your role and obligations and learn about requirements for chemical registration

• Explore the processes of evaluation and authorisation, and the relationship to restrictions under REACH

Professionals working in the fields of:

• Regulatory affairs

• Product stewardship

• Research and development

• Quality Assurance

• Health and Safety

Sectors that should take part:

• Manufacturers and importers of industrial organic and inorganic chemicals and compounds

• Suppliers of raw materials

• Industries and downstream users utilising chemicals in products and formulations such as paints and detergents

• Producers of articles containing substances of high concern, such as electronics, automotive, furniture, toys, textiles, and packaging

• Distributors of chemicals, chemical compounds and articles containing substances of high concern

• Competent authorities, regulatory bodies and research institutes

• Consultancies