REACH24H and UMCO will Host Regulatory Developments of China Regulations & Managements after Tianjin Accident Seminar 2016

Sep. 27th, 2016

Hamburg, Germany


Seminar Overview


In recent years, China has witnessed far too many accidents as a result of negligence in chemical management and environmental protection. The deadly blasts that erupted from a chemical warehouse in Tianjin last August killed over 100 people and turned the surroundings into wasteland, which aroused widespread public concerns over risk of toxic exposure and resulted in stricter enforcement of chemical regulations in China to better protect the environment, health and safety.

To keep stakeholders well informed of the latest regulatory developments and help them come up with updated compliance strategies, REACH24H will join hands with UMCO to host a one-day seminar Hamburg, Germany on 27 September, 2016, where attendees can learn firsthand what to look out the import and export of hazardous chemicals to and from China in the future, the current registration and transportation requirements in China as well as key points for K-REACH compliance from speeches delivered by senior officials of the National Registration Center of Chemicals (NRCC) of the State Administration of Work Safety (SAWS) and professional consultants of REACH24H Consulting Group.

It is worth noting that Simultaneous Interpretation will be provided at this seminar to facilitate an efficient and effective delivery or messages.

Major Contents


Topic 1. China Chemical Regulatory Framework and Enterprises’ Obligations

Part I China Chemical Regulatory System

  • Main Regulation
  • Inspection Inventories
  • Competent Authorities

Part II Obligations of Enterprises under China Chemicals Regulation

  • GHS System
  • Registration System
  • Permit System

Topic 2: Latest Progress of China Chemical Regulation Updates

Part I Overview of Chemical Regulation Updates

  • China State Administration of Work Safety (SAWS) Notice No.(2016)44 announcing a comprehensive roadmap to enhancing work safety in 2016.
  • New Regulation:“Emergency Response to Work Safety Accidents”/ “ Finishing drafting Regulation on the Implementation of the Work Safety Law ” / “User Manual of China Inventory of Hazardous Chemicals ” / “ Implementation Guidelines for Chemical Process Safety Management ” / Decree No.591

Part II Latest Progress of the Development of Chemical Safety Act

  • Background
  • Key points
  • Latest progress

Topic 3: Introduction of the Status Quo of HazChem Registration and PHI in China

Part I HazChem Registration Regulations, Progress and FAQs

  • Legal basis
  • Implementation Progress
  • Inspection situation introduction-Case study

Part II Requirements and Progress of Physical Hazard Identification

  • Legal Basis
  • Implementation Progress

Topic 4: Interpretation to China’s Transport Regulatory System

Part I Introduction of China’s Transport Regulatory System

  • Administrative Authority for TDG in China
  • Regulatory framework

Part II Regulatory Developments

  • “Provisions on the Administration of Road Transport of Dangerous Goods”
  • “Measures for Safety Management of Dangerous Goods by Road Transportation (Draft for Public Comments)”
  • “Exemptions for Road Transport of CO2 Cylinders”

Topic 5: Impacts of New Hazardous Chemical Inventory on the Import and Export of Hazardous Chemicals

Part I Background of Hazardous Chemical Inventory-2015

  • Implementation Background
  • Key Points
  • Implementation Status in Import&Export Issue– The Impact of Important Provisions
  • Introduction and Effect Analysis

Topic 6: Practical Experience of K-REACH First Annual Report Submission and Strategy Approach to PEC Substance Joint Registration

Topic 7: Overview Chemical Substance Registration in Asia-Pacific

Target Audience


Director/Manager in EHS department

Director/Manager involved in the supply chain

Lawyers concerned about the Asian chemical regulatory compliance

Decision makers who seek marketing opportunities in Chinese chemical market

Experts who pay close attention to chemical regulations in China and Asian countries

Registration Details

Date: 27 September 2016 (Tuesday)

Registration Fee: €595+VAT

Simultaneous Interpretation Available!

*The registration fee includes all program materials, welcome coffee, lunch, and twice per day refreshments.

How to Register?

Please click here to download the form, fill it out and send it back to chemicals@reach24h.com.

After receiving the registration form,the conference committee will contact you shortly.

Seminar Venue


Raphael Hotel Wälderhaus

Am Inselpark 19, Wilhelmsburg, 21109 Hamburg, Germany

Special Room Rate

This seminar is offering attendees a special room rate of EUR 80.00 per single room. Please refer to the code “UMCO” when making a reservation.

Agenda


27/09/2016

08:30

Reception & Welcome Coffee

09:00

Welcome and Introduction to the Topics

09:15

China Chemical Regulatory Framework and Enterprises’ Obligations

10:00

Coffee Break

10:30

Latest Progress of China Chemical Regulation Updates

11:15

Introduction of the Status Quo of HazChem Registration and PHI in China

12:00

Q&A Session

12:30

Lunch Break

13:30

Interpretation to China’s Transport Regulatory System

14:15

Impacts of New Hazardous Chemical Inventory on the Import and Export of Hazardous Chemicals

15:00

Coffee Break

15:30

Practical Experience of K-REACH First Annual Report Submission and Strategy Approach to PEC Substance Joint Registration

16:10

Overview Chemical Substance Registration in Asia-Pacific

16:50

Q&A Session

17:30

End of Seminar Day

Speakers


Jun Chen, Senior Engineer

National Registration Center for Chemicals of State Administration of Work Safety (NRCC of SAWS)

As a Senior Engineer, Mr. Jun Chen has long been engaged in the study on safety management of hazardous chemicals in China. He has contributed his expertise to the drafting of multiple laws, regulations and standards on hazardous chemicals and is a key member of the team responsible for the revision of the Hazardous Chemicals Inventory and Guidance on its implementation. He is mainly responsible for the review of hazardous chemicals registration and research on relevant regulations and policies.

Cassie Li, GHS Compliance Affairs Dept. Manager

REACH24H Consulting Group

Graduated from Environmental Engineering of Zhejiang University, Ms. Cassie Li has over 8 years of experience in chemical regulatory compliance service and rich experience in REACH-like regulations and GHS in EU/US/AP and has been invited as speakers in various conferences. Cassie now is engaged in the Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labelling of Chemicals service and research of hazardous chemicals and dangerous goods.

Jay Lin, Chemical Regulatory Specialist

REACH24H Consulting Group

Mr. Lin graduated from University College London (UCL) with a master’s degree in chemical engineering. Mr. Lin plays a key role in REACH24H and primarily engages in work related to global GHS compliance, registration of hazardous chemicals and transport of dangerous goods.

William Zhou, Chemical Regulatory Specialist

REACH24H Consulting Group

Mr. William Zhou is an expert on K-REACH & EU-REACH, and China-REACH compliance. He has lead and accomplished several projects covering project management, Lead registrations, new chemical registration, data gap analysis, registration proposal preparation, testing supervision, dossier and CSR preparation, etc.

Contact Us


Contact Person: Peyton Zhou

Email: chemicals@reach24h.com

Phone: +86 (0) 571 8700 7555

Organizer

REACH24H Consulting Group provides global chemical compliance solutions to assist chemical manufacturers, importers and downstream users to effectively manage their responsibilities. Our objective is to facilitate the most efficient and cost-effective access to the marketplace for our clients’ products through utilizing our strong commercial experience and technical expertise in chemical and other industries like food, agrochem, cosmetics, etc. For more detailed information, please see www.reach24h.com

UMCO has been offering compliance solutions for the distribution and handling of chemicals all over the world for the last 30 years. Their customers benefit from a complete advising service for substances, plants, organization and transport of the highest quality. 45 employees in Hamburg, Cologne and Rottweil in Germany look after 1,000 enterprises in the chemicals, pharmaceuticals, logistics and processing industries. UMCOs service portfolio includes product and chemicals management, reach and biocides as well as safety health environment, dangerous goods advice, a 24-hour-emergency-number and trainings/seminars. The team of inter-disciplinarily-active engineers, scientists and lawyers are ready to support their customers in order to perfectly implement the projects together. How? With excellently trained employees and comprehensive substance knowledge which UMCO use in all the appropriate fields according to the motto: gathered once for multiple benefits.