Workshop & Seminars November 12, Monday

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Workshop Workshop: Enforcement Chair: Christian Gründling, FCIO

07:15 - 09:00 A workshop on enforcement; best practices, focus areas and industry perspectives

• An overview of the FORUM and Member States activities in relation to enforcement; priorities and best practices

• Inspection insights – an inspector focus

• How can industry prepare for an inspection?

• Inspecting imported products - cooperation with customs

Szilvia Deim, ECHA-FORUM

Sinead McMickan, Health & Safely Authority Ireland

Ingolf Kühn, BASF

Tasoula Kyprianidou-Leontidou, Ministry of Labour, Welfare and Social Insurance Cyprus

Q&A

Seminar 1 Seminar 1: Supply chain communication and SDS – Part 1 Chair: Mercedes Viñas, ECHA

09:15 - 11:15 Inspection of the supply chain – cooperation between Member States Tasoula Kyprianidou-Leontidou, Ministry of Labour, Welfare and Social Insurance Cyprus

Supply chain communication and product stewardship; an overview of principles and duties

Paweł Papuga, The Dow Chemical Company

Roles and responsibilities of Downstream Users in the supply chain Laura Portugal, DUCC

Supply chain communication under REACH State of play – Results from recent field studies and experiences with the ENES tools

Conny Hoekzema, ECHA

Supply chain transparency initiatives Xavier Radisson, L’Oréal

Selling chemicals on the internet – how to monitor and control this Gro Hagen, Norwegian Environment Agency

11:15 - 11:45 Coffee break

Seminar 1 Seminar 1: Supply chain communication and SDS – Part 2 Chair: Mercedes Viñas, ECHA

11:45 - 13:30 Safety Data Sheets (SDS) and extended (eSDS)

• SDS compliance checks; what to look for and how to interpret• Checking use information and conformance• Exposure Scenarios and eSDS compliance obligations

Nursulu Davrenova, Verisk 3E

Sector use maps facilitating CSA and extended supply chain communication under REACH: how it works with Chesar

Conny Hoekzema, ECHA

Determination which mixture information is crucial for safe responsible use of products

Leo van der Biessen, Royal HaskoningDHV

Risk management measures and safe use mixture information (SUMI) – a downstream user perspective

Torsten Funk, Sika

Q&A

13:30 - 14:30 Lunch break

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Seminar 2 Seminar 2: Poison centre notification – Part 1 Chair: Mercedes Viñas, ECHA

14:30 - 16:15 EU CLP regulation introduction and overview Christian Gründling, FCIO

EU CLP regulation Annex VIII

• Obligations• Information requirements• European product categorisation system

Daniel Sompolski, ECHA

An industry view on poison centre notification Ingolf Kühn, BASF

A poison centre view Ronald de Groot, Dutch Poisons Information Centre

Emergency response – practical advice for industry Thomas Berg, Evonik


Seminar 2 Seminar 2: Poison centre notification – Part 2 Chair: Mercedes Viñas, ECHA

16:45 - 18:30 Notification process and tools:

• Poison Centre Notification format• Unique Formula Identifier (UFI) - generator• Poison Centre Portal (demonstration)

Vasileios Tsifoutis, ECHA

Mapping of your products:

• UFIs and Product categories• New requirements: color, packaging, concentration ranges• How to gather the necessary information• Exchanging UFIs in the supply chain

Ingolf Kühn, BASF

How to track portfolio changes or raw material changes in relation to updating of your poison centre notification?

Alexander Wegener, Opesus

Q&A

18:30 End of Pre-Conference Day

19:00 Welcome Reception supported by:

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Workshop & Seminars November 12, Monday


Session 1 European Regulatory Strategy Chair: Mercedes Viñas, ECHA

08:00 - 10:00 35' European Regulatory Strategy after 2018 Cristina de Avila, European Commission DG Environment

35' Key aspects of REACH evaluation (substance and dossier) – including recommendations

Ofelia Bercaru, ECHA

30' Member state regulations an overview Jo Lloyd, ERM

20' Improving health and safety at work in Europe; the process and experiences of OEL derivation by RAC

Tim Bowmer, ECHA-Risk Assessment Committee


Session 2 European Regulatory Implementation Chair: Mercedes Viñas, ECHA

10:30 - 12:00 30' Implementation of REACH data in your company/supply chain responsibilities and consequences for EHS management


30' Polymers, monomers and REACH: New bans, new cases and a new approach Marcus Navin-Jones, Keller and Heckman

30' Brexit; impact on the chemical industry René van Sloten, Cefic

12:00 - 12:45 45' Q&A on Europe Chair: Mercedes Viñas, ECHA All speakers from session 1 and 2


Session 3 Global hazard communication, liability and CBI Chair: Herb Estreicher, Keller and Heckman

13:45 - 15:45 25' Global hazard communication and SDS Karin Merkl, Merck

25' Business examples of Confidential Business Information (CBI) in new chemical notifications in Europe, The Americas and Asia

Erika Kunz, Clariant

25' Corporate Legal Counsel view on the EU Commission proposal regarding regulatory data transparency/confidentiality in the General Food Law sector and its global impact

Gérardine Garçon, BASF

25' Data sharing and use of data for global registration Willi Muenninghoff, ReachCentrum Asia

20' Interactive roundtable discussion All speakers and delegates


Session 4 Korea and Taiwan Chair: Jean Cho, Chemtopia

16:15 - 18:15 25' Overview of "K-REACH" and its Regulatory Implementation Jonghee Koh, Ministry of Environment of Republic of Korea

25' Implementation and practical experiences of K-REACH registration and Submission of Joint Registration with CSR : a Business Example

Marianne Heckmann, LANXESS Deutschland

25' Overview of other relevant Korean Chemical legislation (CCA, OSHA, ….) and the impact of Biocides regulation on K-REACH and industry

In Woo Kim, Knoell

25' Taiwanese legal framework for chemical control legislation (Toxic Chemical Substances Control Act, Taiwan Labor Safety and Health Act)

Jowitt Li, SAHTECH

20' Panel discussion

18:15 End of Sessions - Day 1

Conference Day 1 November 13, Tuesday


Session 5 Authorisation and restriction - theory Chair: Rüdiger V. Battersby, EBRC

08:00 - 10:00 30' Regulatory obligations and lists in relation to Authorisation and restriction – What is it about and what are the drivers

Christian Gründling, FCIO

30' Substances of very high concern restricted and prioritised by other regulations Mercedes Viñas, ECHA

30' Endocrine disruptors – global overview and impact on authorisation processes Nigel Sarginson, ExxonMobil

30' Lessons learned from the application process and a look ahead Tim Bowmer, ECHA-Risk Assessment Committee


Session 6 Authorisation and restriction - practice Chair: Rüdiger V. Battersby, EBRC

10:30 - 12:00 25' Risk management option analysis – a prelude before deciding on restriction or authorisation; an industry perspective

Volker Soballa, Evonik

20' Organising your business for authorisation and restriction Jeff Schatz, Thermo Fisher Scientific

25' Risk management options in practice – Using the hierarchy of control including Personal protection equipment – how to choose what to use


20' Beyond authorisation – my circumstances have changed – challenges and solutions

Julius Waller, EPPA

12:00 - 12:45 45' Q&A on Authorisation and restriction Chair: Rüdiger V. Battersby, EBRC All speakers from session 5 and 6


Session 7 Chemical Control legislation in North America Chair: Robert Kiefer, REACH24H

13:45 - 15:45 30' Overview of amendments of TSCA including an outline of recent TSCA rule makings:

Jeff Morris, US EPA

30' The Early Stages of TSCA Implementation – lessons learned by industry on the process of the First 10 Work Plan chemicals as well as the impact of TSCA rules on industry

Herb Estreicher, Keller and Heckman

40' Canada – Canadian Chemicals Management Plan and regulatory contrast between Canada and the USA

Dan Bastien, Intertek




16:15 - 19:30 Sightseeing tour

19:30- 22:30 Social Event

Conference Day 2 November 14, Wednesday

• Prior Informed Consent Regulation• Water framework Directive

• List of registered substances potentially meeting article 57 requirements• SIN (Substitute It Now!) List• Public activities coordination tool (PACT)• Community rolling action plan (CoRAP)

• Registry of restriction intentions• Annex XV - Candidate List of substances of very high concern

for Authorisation• Annex XVII• Annex XIV

• POP

• Prioritization rule • Evaluation rule

• ...• OSPAR

① Millennium Miracles ② Downtown District 5 ③ Jewish Quarter

① Accompanied by a guide, you will

walk along the Andrassy Boulevard. This sightseeing tour includes a tour inside the Hungarian State Opera House (except auditorium, since that is under renovation) and a visit to Heroes' Square and City Park. During this tour you will come across impressive, lavishly decorated buildings and interesting gateways.

② Accompanied by a guide, you will walk

through District 5; the heart of Budapest - both touristic and political. This sightseeing tour includes a visit inside the marvellous Parliament Building. Visiting the Parliament, passing by the Danube and squares, this walking tour takes you to the inner part of Pest.

③ Accompanied by a guide, you will

walk through the Jewish Quarter; the creative heart of Budapest. This sightseeing tour includes a visit inside the Great Synagogue. After visiting the Synagogue, the tour will continue through the interesting streets and squares of Pest towards District 5 and the Danube.


Session 8 Chemical control legislation in China and Japan Chair: Rainbow Zhang, Intertek

08:30 - 10:00 25' Overview of Regulations on the Management of Chemical Substances and updates and development and revision of the New Chemical Substance Notification (NCSN) scheme, Order No. 7

Robert Kiefer, REACH24H

20' New Chemical Substance Notification scheme – case studies Alex Li, LANXESS China

20' Relevant regulatory framework in China for industry – Updates and developments

Caroline Li, ExxonMobil

25' Japan – Overview of the key chemical control legislation with a focus on the Japan Priority assessment chemical substances and their impact

Hitoshi Nanimoto, NITE


Session 9 Chemical control legislation in Asia Pacific Chair: Rainbow Zhang, Intertek

10:30 - 12:00 25' Australia and New Zealand – Overview on chemical control legislation Paul Lloyd, Verisk 3E

20' Thailand – Overview on chemical control legislation Somsri Suwanjaras, Department of Industrial Works Thailand

20' Malaysia – The current status of chemical legislations including new guidelines

Noraita Tahir, Department of Occupational Safety & Health Malaysia

25' Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Philippines, Singapore and Vietnam – Overview on chemical control legislation (labelling, SDS, existing and new substances, etc)

Caroline Li, ExxonMobil

12:00 - 12:45 45' Q&A on Asia Pacific Chair: Rainbow Zhang, Intertek All speakers from session 8 and 9


Session 10 Closing the loops – expectations and challenges Chair: Christian Gründling, FCIO

13:45 - 15:45 25' How to track new and updated regulations – including how to communicate regulatory information throughout your business (internally and externally)

Guy Verbiest, Honeywell

25' Strategic Approach to International Chemicals Management (SAICM) – Now And Beyond 2020

Volker Soballa, Evonik

25' Benefits of using bioelution testing in hazard characterisation and classification of complex mixtures (including alloys, secondary raw materials, by-products and waste)

Rüdiger V. Battersby, EBRC

25' Waste handling and recycling transparency in the supply chain – business examples

Bart Vander Velpen, Royal HaskoningDHV



Session 11 Global approach to new chemicals, polymers and food contact materials Chair: Christian Gründling, FCIO

16:15 - 18:15 25' Compare/contrast new chemical notification systems: chemicals Karon Armstrong, 3M (retired) presented by Alex Li

25' Compare/contrast new chemical notification systems: polymers Alex Li, LANXESS China

25' Compare/contrast global food contact regulations Sarah Saminadin-Peter, Intertek

25' Data requirements and development of a global test program;Industry examples of implementing a global test program;Re-using test data between different notification systems

Joyce Borkhoff, Intertek



Conference Day 3 November 15, Thursday


Session 12 Practical implementation of GHS in Asia-Pacific and the Americas; including chemical control legislation in Brazil and global ROHS

Chair: Rudolf Wilden, ERM

08:00 - 10:00 20' GHS implementation in Asia-Pacific Robert Kiefer, REACH24H

45' Brazil – Overview on chemical control legislation – including an outlook for the development of ROHS legislation in Brazil and an overview of the GHS implementation in Latin America

Letícia Reis de Carvalho, Ministry of Environment of Brazil

20' EU ROHS: episode III Meglena Mihova, EPPA

20' Compare/contrast global ROHS regulations Emer Scheibner, 3M

15' Panel Discussion


Session 13 It is small but important – microplastics, nanomaterials, biocides and cosmetic products

Chair: Volker Soballa, Evonik

10:30 - 12:30 25' Microplastic and Cosmetics – The EU approach Gerald Renner, Cosmetics Europe

25' Nanomaterials – definitions and legislation – global and local – not a small topic

David Carlander, Nanotechnology Industries Association

25' Compare/contrast global biocides regulations Sam Wright, ERM

25' Compare/contrast global cosmetics products regulations Gerald Renner, Cosmetics Europe



Session 14 Chemical control legislation in Switzerland, Eurasian Economic Union and India Chair: Rudolf Wilden, ERM

13:30 - 15:30 25' Switzerland; overview of chemical control legislation Dag Kappes, Federal Office of Public Health Switzerland

25' Industry perspective on Eurasian Economic Union Technical Regulation and a company view on the impact on industry

Patrice Szczygiel, ExxonMobil

25' Russia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Armenia – Technical regulation of Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) in the field of chemicals safety

Natalia Druzhinina, CIS Center

25' India Chemical Management and Product Regulation Sunanda Kadam, Intertek

20' Panel Discussion


Session 15 Turkey and Middle East Chair: Rudolf Wilden, ERM

16:00 - 17:30 20' Middle East – Chemical Management and Product Regulation Michael Wenk, The Acta Group

20' Turkey – ins and outs on Turkish REACH (KKDIK) Melih Babayiğit, CRAD

20' KKDIK – how to be prepared Serli Önlü, Henkel

20' Overview of other relevant Turkish chemical control legislation; Including SEA (Turkish classification and labelling regulation) requirements

Selcuk Bilgin, Doruksistem


17:30 End of ChemCon Europe 2018

Conference Day 4 November 16, Friday

Workshop & Seminars November 12, Monday

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