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EU REACH CHEMICALS REGULATION WORKSHOP

Middle Temple Hall, Middle Temple, London EC4

Map link at www.cambrensis.org under ‘Events’

The EU’s REACH Chemicals Regulation 1907/2006 became law on 18 December 2006, and will enter into force on 1 June 2007. This high level workshop will aim to help businesses prepare for REACH implementation, and is presented by people who have been fully engaged advising on this legislation over the last two years.

Presented by:

Dr David Slater

David Slater has worked on chemicals policy at European Commission and for the UK government, and advised major clients on REACH. He chaired the EIMAG/European Commission workshop on Alloys and Special Preparation in Brussels in October 2006.

William Wilson

Environmental lawyer, has been involved in negotiations on the REACH Regulation over the last two and a half years; a member of the UK Metals Industry REACH Group, and is advising several major clients on REACH interpretation and implementation.

Tony Newson

EUROFER, joint chairman of EU alloys group EIMAG, industry representative on REACH Implementation Project 3.8 on Substances in Articles, closely involved in REACH negotiations and implementation for several years.

Workshop topics will include -

Preparing for Implementation

REACH Implementation Projects ‘RIPs’

Globally Harmonised System ‘GHS’ on classification and labelling

REACH and Special Preparations – metal alloys, rubber, glass, ceramics, concrete and cement

Participation in this workshop will cost £235 incl VAT. Lunch will be provided in Middle Temple Hall. Workshop participants will receive a CD Presentation ‘An Introduction to REACH’ allowing them to brief their own colleagues on the key aspects and timetable.

For further details please contact W Wilson, Cambrensis at wwilson@cambrensis.org, tel. messages +44(0)1432-269-860

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Other Cambrensis events in 2007:

 Thursday 21 June 2007 10.30 a.m. – 3.30 p.m.

ENERGY POLICY

An examination of UK energy policy after the anticipated Energy White Paper.

 

Friday 12 October 200710.30 a.m. – 3.30 p.m.

CLIMATE CHANGE FOR BUSINESSES AND INDIVIDUALS

Continuing a series of seminars and workshops looking at the detailed implications of climate change for businesses and individuals, UK and EU policy and wider international policy on climate change, working with China, India, Brazil and other key economies, and re-engaging with the USA.

Participation in these seminars will costs £58.75 each VAT. Lunch will be provided in Middle Temple Hall. For further details please contact Mary House, Cambrensis at wwilson@cambrensis.org, tel. messages +44(0)1432-269-860

 

 

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