Online Chemical Training: Compliance and Management within Consumer Products

Published 21st December 2020

Increase your knowledge of chemical compliance and management of chemicals within consumer products through our suite of online training courses and technical webinars in 2021.

Chemical compliance and the management of chemicals within consumer products can seem like a daunting task, especially if you are new to the field. In a global marketplace, compliance with varying national and regional product safety regulations can be a constant challenge, however there is solution!

At Eurofins | BLC, we can provide your compliance staff with the ability to understand and interpret the fundamentals of chemical compliance through our online training course, designed and delivered by our experienced chemical expert, Georgina Mawer.

 

Online Chemical Compliance & Product Safety Course

Delivery: Recorded video via online training platform

Duration: 220mins

Standard rate: £290 (Discounted rates for Members)

Legislation covered:

• REACH, SVHCs and Annex XVII
• Product Safety Directive
• California Proposition 65 and CPSIA
• China GB Standards

Chemicals covered:

• Chromium(VI)
• Formaldehyde
• Azo Dyes
• Pentachlorophenol (PCP)
• Heavy Metals
• Phthalates

 

Manufacturers, suppliers, and retailers across the supply chain have a duty to protect consumers and the environment from exposure to harmful chemicals within their products. With various regional and international legislation, deciphering your business’ chemical compliance can be challenging. This course will guide you through essential legislation that may affect your business and how you can ensure that you are compliant, in a simple step-by-step process.

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To enrol on this training course, email training@blcleathertech.com

 

Chemical Management Webinars

Delivery: Recorded video via online training platform

Duration: 30mins

Standard rate: £50 (FREE for Eurofins | BLC Members)

 

Webinars:

• Chemical Management Audits for Chemical Companies
  Designed for chemical management staff at chemical companies, this recorded webinar covers the importance of chemical management, RSL vs MRSL, provides a brief recap of ZDHC, an overview of Chem-MAP, and finishes with a Q&A session.

 

• Chemical Management Audits for Manufacturers
  Designed for chemical management staff at manufacturers, this recorded webinar covers the importance of chemical management, RSL vs MRSL, audit topics, Chem-MAP, and finishes with a Q&A session.

 

• Chemical Management Systems for Brands and Retailers
  Designed for chemical management staff at brands and retailers, this webinar provides you with an overview of the importance of chemical management, RSL vs MRSL, audit topics, Chem-MAP, and finishes with a recorded Q&A session.

 

To enrol on any of our webinars, email training@blcleathertech.com

Eurofins | BLC Members can access the full range of webinars by logging into the Eurofins | BLC website.

 

2021 Online & Onsite Chemical Training

Looking towards 2021, your business may be considering its training needs. We can provide your staff with a tailored corporate training course covering a variety of topics including chemical compliance and management, either online or onsite where possible within government guidelines.

For further information on our full range of corporate courses, view the Eurofins | BLC website.

Email training@blcleathertech.com to discuss 2021 corporate training.

 

 

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