Inventory and assess the risks!
WHAT DOES THIS HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES: CLP RISK INVENTORY TRAINING COVER?
You encounter dangerous products or chemical agents almost everywhere.
It is very important that these products are inventoried according to their risks in every company, school or organisation.
These risks are in the areas of health, fire or the environment.
After this training, you draw up, based on the chemical agents present, a concrete risk analysis for your company!
- Legislation and responsibilities
- MSDS: Material Safety Data Sheets = SDS: safety data sheets
- REACH and CLP regulation
- Health surveillance, biomonitoring, environmental measurements
- Assessing the health risks
- Fire and explosion risks
- Environmental risks
- Using the ECHA database
- Being able to interpret hazard types and hazard categories
Normec Praxis offers complementary trainings related to SDS, including: Reading and understanding Extended Safety Data Sheets & exposure scenarios, and Drawing up Safety Data Sheets.
NO WORDS, BUT ACTIONS!
- Theoretical training with applied practical examples
- The training is adapted to the target group
- Operators working with chemical products
- Maintenance staff
- Employers, managers or prevention advisers
- Preferably based on your internal risk analysis and photo material
- Every participant receives a certificate of attendance
- LNE-recognised training for the refresher of environmental coordinators.
WHAT DOES THE LAW SAY?
“The employer ensures that the Committee and the workers concerned are provided with training and information on appropriate precautions to protect themselves and other workers at the workplace. This information:
Is provided in a manner appropriate to the outcome of the risk assessment: this may range from oral communication to individual instruction and training, supported by written information, depending on the nature and extent of the risk revealed by the assessment prescribed in the aforementioned provisions;
Is always adapted to changed circumstances” (Code, book VI, title 1).
CLP stands for Classification, Labelling and Packaging of substances and mixtures.
- This term is used to distinguish it from the global Globally Harmonised System (GHS), which is largely similar
- The regulation provides classification, labelling and packaging rules for substances and mixtures. CLP REGULATION (16-12-2008).
Frequently asked questions
What do you learn in the CLP risk inventory training?
Inventorying and assessing chemical agents for health, fire and environmental risks, with SDS, REACH, CLP and the ECHA database.
Is the training recognised?
Yes, it is an LNE-recognised training for the refresher of environmental coordinators.
What does CLP mean?
Classification, Labelling and Packaging: the regulation laying down classification, labelling and packaging rules for substances and mixtures.