US Workshop - Chemical Regulations in China, Korea, EU and US - Regulatory News - Chemicals

CIRS is going to sponsor the 3^rd Summit Meeting on Chemical Regulations in Asia Pacific in Hangzhou China. The SMCR 2017 will be held on 20-21 September 2017 and covers chemical regulations in China, Korea, Japan, Australia, Southeast Asia, Europe and North America. Government Officials and Experts from those Countries/Regions will speak on chemical regulations, chemical notification/registration experiences, hazardous chemical management, chemical supervision and classification.

For more information, please click here: http://smcr.cirs-group.com/2017/en/

Meanwhile, CIRS will work together with Eurofins USA and IH&SC (Industrial Health & Safety Consultant, Inc) to sponsor the chemical regulation workshop in Washington DC with selected topics.

This workshop will be free for CIRS’s regular clients and open for free registration with limited spaces (up to 30 attendees).

Sponsor

Chemical Inspection & Regulation Service Limited

Eurofins Agroscience Services Inc.

Industrial Health & Safety Consultant, Inc

Date

09:00 – 16:00, 14 September 2017

Location

DoubleTree by Hilton Washington DC - Crystal City

Address: 300 Army Navy Drive Arlington VA 22202

Parking

The current parking charge for self-parking is $32.00 per day/night and valet is $34 per day/night. These rates are subject to change. Bus parking is $50 per bus/per night.

Lunch

Lunch buffets will be provided freely by sponsor.

Hotel Booking

The hotel is offering a preferential accommodation rate for workshop delegates. A booking code and hotel contact point will be provided after registration to receive the workshop reserved room.

Agenda

Timeline	Topic	Speaker
8:30–9:00	Registration
9:00–9:15	Welcome	Mr. David Wan, CIRS
9:15–9:45	Practical Experience and Case Analysis under China REACH - Framework of China Chemical Regulation - Brief and updates of China REACH; - Case analysis & practical experience	Mr. Eric Xiong Head of Industrial Chemicals Sector, CIRS, China
9:45–10: 30	China Hazardous Chemical Management Policy	Mr. Jinhe Chen Head of Hazchem Registration, National Registration Center for Chemicals (NRCC), State Administration of Work Safety (SAWS), China
10:30–10:50	Coffee Break
10:50–11: 20	The Implementation and Enforcement of GHS in China - The timeline of GHS implementation in China; - A summary of current SDS/labelling requirements for chemical manufacturers/importers in China; - Discuss how to comply with Chinese local standards.	Ms. Cloris Pan Head of GHS Team, CIRS, China
11:20–11:40	Q&A
11:40–13:10	Lunch
13:10-13:40	TSCA Reform – Restrictions and Inventory Reset - The coming changes to the US Toxic Substances Contro Act regulations under the Frank R. Lautenberg Chemical Safety for the 21st Century Act - The TSCA inventory Notification (Active-Inactive) requirements, proposed chemical screening, restrictions and chemicals under study.	Dr. Denese A. Deeds Co-Founder of IHSC, former President of SCHC
13:40–14:30	Chemical Regulation Introduction in Korea - Framework of Korea Chemical Regulation - Introduction and Latest development of K-REACH - Registration of PECs in Korea - Case analysis and practical experience	Mr. Eric Xiong Head of Industrial Chemicals Sector, CIRS, China
14:30–14:50	Q&A
14:50-15:10	Coffee Break
15:10-16:00	REACH Introduction and Case Studies - Background and Scope - Only Representative (OR) - REACH Deadline - Registration Type - Case Study	Mr. Ethan Zheng Regional Manager of Industrial Chemical Sector, CIRS, China
16:00–16:10	Q&A
16:10–16:30	Information and Material Share	Mr. David Wan, CIRS
16:30	Closure

You could download the program in PDF here.

Registration

If you are interested in this workshop, please download the registration form, fill in and return to:

Mr. Ethan Zheng

E: Ethan.Zheng@cirs-group.com

T: 0086 571 8971 6572 (GMT+8, 8:30 –17:00)

CIRS USA Office is going to be established in Washington DC on 1 September 2017. The local registration contact will be updated soon.

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