Goals
- Knowing how to read and understand the new chemical product labeling
- Mastering the regulations related to the new hazard label
- Understanding CLP
- Evaluate the technical and managerial impacts on your business
Program
- Introduction to training
- Why the GHS and for what purposes?
- Reminders of the regulations prior to CLP
- Understanding the implementation of CLP in the EU
- Understanding the new hazard classification
- Distinguishing between hazard classes
- Comparison and specifics/current regulations
- Introduction to the classification of mixtures
- Managing hazard communication
- Ensure the search for information
- Understanding the new danger label
- Clarification on labelling rules
- Examples of labels
- Update on the SDS: what's changing
- Measuring the impacts on businesses
- Preparing for changes (product storage, display of information in the establishment, SDS, job instructions)
- Assess the impacts on risk management (staff training, chemical risk assessment)
- Assess the impact on other regulations (ICPE, transport)
Teaching methods and resources used
Theoretical and practical contributions
Interactive exchanges
Case studies
CLP training course material: new hazard label
Pre-training self-assessment
Assessment of acquired skills at the end of training
Evaluation and validation methods
Monitoring and ongoing participation of trainees in the training
Target audience
Manufacturing operators, laboratory technicians, personnel required to work in a chemical environment
Prerequisites
none