This 2-day seminar will go into the specifics of the REACH and RoHS regulations, provide case studies and share lessons learned so your organization can benefit from the mistakes of others. We will review the latest on both directives and will draw out key developments and key dates (if applicable) with particular emphasis on requirements for US firms.
REACH and RoHS have been referred to as "…one of the most complex regulations in the history of the EU." Do not miss this 2-day seminar to find out why.
REACH and RoHS have been referred to as "…one of the most complex regulations in the history of the EU." Do not miss this 2-day seminar to find out why.
Agenda
Day 1- REACH Registration of Substances
- Introduction to REACH
- Articles and REACH
- Substances of Very High Concerns (SVHC)
- Supply chain communication
- Compliance enforcement
- Basics of RoHS
- Background and content of RoHS
- Responsibility for RoHS
- International requirements of RoHS
- A Process for Protecting Revenues
- 10 Steps to building a RoHS/REACH compliance program
- Determining best practices for collecting data
- Managing legacy systems and parts
- Improving data collection by using Jig 101, IEC 62474, IPC 1752
- Understanding 3rd party compliance software platforms
- Manual and automated data collection
- Building management reports for sourcing decisions
- Incorporating compliance into standard business practices
- Building templates for policy and procedures
- Incorporating compliance processes into ISO 9001:2015 documentation
- Building a documented system for proof of due diligence
- Implementing a RoHS/REACH compliance maintenance program
- REACH SCIP database
- New UK versions of RoHS and REACH
- Conducting compliance audits
Course Provider
Kelly Eisenhardt,
Who Should Attend
This online seminar will be extremely valuable for professionals working in industries and roles impacted by REACH and RoHS regulations, including:- Industry Sectors: Automotive, Electronics, Medical Devices, Chemicals, Toys, Industrial Machinery, and General Manufacturing.
- Compliance & Regulatory Roles: Anyone responsible for RoHS and REACH compliance or new to these regulations.
- Quality & Environmental Management: Quality Managers, Environmental Managers, and EHS professionals.
- Procurement & Supply Chain: Purchasers, Buyers, and Supplier Quality Managers.
- Design & Production Teams: Manufacturing and Product Development professionals needing compliance knowledge.
- REACH and RoHS conformity have banned problematic toxic and environmentally hazardous elements such as lead, mercury, cadmium, hexavalent chromium, polybrominated biphenyls (PBB) and polybrominated diphenylether (PBDE) in quantities not exceeding a maximum of 0.1 percent by mass in products and new phthalate additions as a 2019 amendment.
REACH is required by the EU for products containing chemical compounds. It is also required by US exporters for all suppliers exporting products to the EU. Even though you may not be an exporter, you may have to still comply with these regulations.
Companies shipping parts or products into Europe must comply with EU REACH and RoHS regulations. EU REACH creates increased risk of product recalls or bans that must be proactively addressed to ensure continued market access. Products containing harnesses, hydraulic components, rubber, or PVC are at a higher risk of containing restricted materials.
REACH applies to solvents, fragrances, metals, alloys, pigments, dyes, fertilizers, cosmetics, detergents, polymers, electronic equipment, furniture, textile toys, etc.
