In a concerted effort undertaken by State Administration of Work Safety (SAW) together with China’s Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) and eight other state-level administrative departments, the new version of “List of Hazardous Chemicals” was released on 9 March 2015, formally dubbed as No.5 Notification of 2015, which will come into force from 1 May this year. The same day marks the legal efficacy of the List’s 2002 version and the 2002 version of “List of Highly Toxic Chemicals” terminate.
A fair amount of revisions have been made to the new version of the list on the basis of the 2002 version, cutting the total number of chemicals concerned from 3814 to 2828. The “List of Hazardous Chemicals” is an important part of “Decree 591: Regulations on the Control over Safety of Hazardous Chemicals”—the governing legislation passed by State Council which sets the guideline on chemical management in China. The impact of a revised list is far and wide. While contributing to the stepping up of chemical safety management, environmental protection and trade, its ripple effect will foreseeably throw weight upon a vast majority of chemical manufacturers and traders. Greater attention paid to certain variations from the previous version the new List spells serves the immediate interest of those affected.
Relevant companies should also waste no time clarifying whether their products have fallen in the new List, following its nationwide practice. Chemicals included in the List must be dealt with in a manner which during hazardous chemical registration as well as various kinds of registration certificate application ensures delivery of information honest and precise. For those beyond the List and suspected of potential risk, the foremost is to conduct hazard assessment, the result of which shapes subsequent compliance strategy.
This seminar will outright fix upon the new List or “List of Hazardous Chemical 2015”, given the crucial timing, and aims at demystifying riddles from chemical registration, classification to the criteria on label compilation, providing prudent advice to enable relevant technical and managerial personnel better comprehend and digest the new List and expounding obligations and responsibilities restraining companies.
Experts from The Trinity Governing Body of State Administration of Work Safety, State Administration of Coal Mine Safety and Safe Production Commission Board of State Council and National Registration Center of Chemicals affiliated to State Administration of Work Safety have been invited to illuminate attendees, mostly representatives of relevant companies, on hazardous chemical management issues.
I. Decipher the “List of Hazardous Chemicals 2015”
the main variations of the “List of Hazardous Chemicals 2015” and its impact to companies;
Interpretation to the main contents of the “List of Hazardous Chemicals 2015”;
Introduction and contemplation of the “guidance documents” corresponding to the “List of Hazardous Chemicals 2015”;
Compliance strategies and measures to be adopted by companies’
Question and Answer session.
II. In-depth Reading of Regulation on Hazardous Chemical Registration and Practical Case Analysis
The accessible know-how on managing hazardous chemical registration according to the updated “Measures on the Management of Hazardous Chemical Registration”;
Introduction of hazardous chemical registration requirements and its working procedures;
Properly fill out registration documentation as a mandatory obligation;
Practical Case Analysis
III. Disentangle the National Standards regarding “Chemical Classification and Labeling” and Their Practical Case Analysis
Characteristic issues confront companies since the adoption of GB30000-2013: Chemical Classification and Labeling Compilation Specification and GB/T 17519-2013: Safety Data Sheet Compilation Guidance Book, across the country;
Cross-border regulatory blockage: efficiently transition and adapt to global regulatory environment for international business players;
Parade of Expertise: craftsmanship in Label and SDS compilation based on experiences gleaned from years’ practice and speculation, coupled with case study and hands-on mocking test.
IV. Interactive Q&A Session
Short and convenient interval is to be lodged throughout the seminar with a single purpose to provoke audiences think and raise questions they come across during regulatory compliance work by forming interactive communication up close between speakers and audiences, turning dry conveyance of knowledge into classroom teaching imbued with graphic and vibrant aura.
15 April (Wednesday) Registration |
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16 April (Thursday) Agenda |
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Time |
Topics |
8:00-9:00 |
Registration |
9:00-9:20 |
Welcome Speech |
9:20-10:20 |
The issues of Measures for the Management of Physical Hazard Identification and Classification for Chemicals (SAWS Order 60) Mr. Yuncai Li, National Registration Center of Chemicals(NRCC) |
10:20-10:40 |
Tea Break |
10:40-11:40 |
Management of Hazardous Chemical Registration and Risk Assessment Mr. Jiliang Xu, Shanghai Registration Office |
11:40-12:00 |
Discussion Section |
12:00-13:30 |
Lunch |
13:30-14:30 |
Introduction of Measures for the Management of Physical Hazard Identification and Classification for Chemicals Mr. Bin Fan, Shanghai Research Institute of Chemical Industry |
14:30-15:30 |
Supervision of the import and export of chemicals in China Mr. Feng Liu, Shanghai Entry-Exit Inspection & Quarantine Bureau of China |
15:30-15:50 |
Q&A Session |
15:50-16:10 |
Tea Break |
16:10-17:10 |
Inspection and Testing Methods on Dangerous Goods and Packaging Mr. Wei Jiang, Inspection and Testing Division of Dangerous Goods and Packaging of Shanghai Entry-Exit Inspection & Quarantine Bureau of China |
17:10-17:30 |
Discussion Section |
17 April (Friday) Agenda |
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Time |
Topics |
9:00-10:00 |
Background and Technical Differences of GB 30000-2013 Series Mr. Lidong Che, Technical Center of Shandong Entry-Exit Inspection & Quarantine Bureau of China |
10:00-10:30 |
Tea Break |
10:30-11:30 |
GB 30000.30 VS AQ 3047 & Guidance on the Compilation of SDS and Labelling Mr. Lidong Che, Technical Center of Shandong Entry-Exit Inspection & Quarantine Bureau of China |
11:30-12:00 |
Q&A and Discussion Session |
12:00-13:30 |
Lunch |
13:30-14:40 |
Hazardous Chemical Registration in China REACH24H Consulting Group |
14:40-15:00 |
Q&A Session |
15:00-15:30 |
Tea Break |
15:30-16:40 |
GHS Implementation in China REACH24H Consulting Group |
16:40-17:00 |
Q&A Session |
RMB 2600 per person (including VAT, event materials, lunch, dinner)
Hotel is scheduled: RMB 360 room/day for a single room; RMB 180 room/day for shared room by two attendees (including breakfast)
Payment via bank transfer:
Account Name: Shanghai Research Institute of Chemical Industry
Bank Name: Sub-branch of Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (ICBC) Bank in the Jinshajiang Road, Putuo District
Bank Account: 1001247219100017952
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Ms. Cassie Li
Tel: +86-571-87007524
Fax: +86-571-87007566
The Training Center of China Chemical Industry Academy
Formerly known as “The Training Center of Technical Associate of Chemical Industry Department”, it was established by the then “Chemical Industry Department” in June 1979 and has since been the training ground for “continued engineering education” and nursery camp for “Technical Associate”. Preceded by the restructuring of chemical industry department which afterward performs the duty confined to “Industry Association” only, the training center was renamed twice in 2001 and 2011 to “The Training Center of China Petroleum and Chemical Industry Association” and “The (Shanghai) Training Center of China Petroleum and Chemical Industry Union” respectively. It is now a professional institute dedicated to “continued engineering education” on a nationwide scale and a subordinate organization to China Petroleum and Chemical Industry Association. Recognized also as the training institute of China Chemical Industry Academy, it is responsible for high-tech training programs for the relevant fields the Academy involved in, encouraging interaction within academic realm and promoting new technology. Member of the Academy will be granted a qualification certificate corresponding to the degree of which the qualification test they pass is designed for. For more information, please visit: www.traincenter.com.cn/
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Venue: PUXI New Century Hotel Shanghai (4-star)
Address: No. 518 Xinjiang Road, Zhabei District, Shanghai, China
Hotel Tel: 021-61391888
I. Starting Point: Shanghai Train Station
Take Subway Line No.1 and get off at Xinzhalu Station (Exit at Gateway No.1). Then walk 200 meters more to reach the venue. If you come by taxi, be ready for a fare no less than 15 Yuan.
II. Starting Point: Shanghai South Train Station
Take Subway Line No.1 and get off at Xinzhalu Station (Exit at Gateway No.1). Then walk 200 meters more to reach the venue. If you come by taxi, be ready for a fare no less than 50 Yuan.
III. Starting Point: Hongqiao Train Station
Take Subway Line No.2 and get off at People’s Square Station and then transfer to Subway Line No.1 and get off at Xinzhalu Station (Exit at Gateway No.1). Then walk 200 meters more to reach the venue. If you come by taxi, be ready for a fare no less than 80 Yuan.
IV. Starting Point: Hongqiao Airport
Take Subway Line No.2 and get off at People’s Square Station and then transfer to Subway Line No.1 and get off at Xinzhalu Station (Exit at Gateway No.1). Then walk 200 meters more to reach the venue. If come by taxi, be ready for a fare no less than 80 Yuan.
V. Starting Point: Pudong Airport
Take Subway Line No.2 and get off at People’s Square Station and then transfer to Subway Line No.1 and get off at Xinzhalu Station (Exit at Gateway No.1). Then walk 200 meters more to reach the venue. If you come by taxi, be ready for a fare no less than 170 Yuan.