Society for Chemical Hazard Communication
 Professional Development Training

Classification, Labelling, and Packaging (CLP) Requirements in the EU

Keywords: Interaction with REACH and other regulations, Differences in EU/GB and US classification criteria, Labeling requirements, Packaging requirements

View Brochure — Available September 30, 2023

Course Description and Objectives

This course will outline the key requirements of CLP with respect to hazard communication and highlight the differences with Hazcom 2012. Practical exercises will be held throughout the course to reinforce the learning.

Intended Audience

It is assumed that delegates will have a working understanding of the GHS classification, labelling and safety data sheet requirements in the U.S..

Course Fee:       $450.00 - Members $580.00 - Nonmembers

 

Course Director / Instructor

Gill Pagliuca

Gill Pagliuca has worked in chemical safety for more than 30 years, providing consultancy services including classification and preparation of safety data sheets for a wide range of customers and products. Gill runs the CHCS modules on classification of substances and mixtures. She is also the current Chair of the CHCS.

 

Course Topics and Schedule
(Subject to Change)

Saturday, September 30, 2023

8:00–8:30

Registration / Continental Breakfast

8:30 – 12:00
(includes break)

CLP Requirements:

  • Introduction to EU/GB Regulations for chemicals - - how REACH, CLP and other chemical regulations fit together
    • Overview and scope of the CLP Regulation
    • Roles and obligations
    • Harmonised classifications in Annex VI of CLP and the GB MCL
      • How and when CLP is updated in the EU and GB
  • Review of, and differences between, the EU/GB and US classification criteria for physical hazards, health hazards and environmental hazards

12:00-1:00

Lunch (buffet lunch provided)

1:00 – 5:00
(includes break)
  • Continued…Review of, and differences between, the EU/GB and US classification criteria for physical hazards, health hazards and environmental hazards
    • Practical exercises
  • Labelling requirements
    • Label content, including Product identifiers, Selection of P statements
    • Label sizes
    • Language provisions
  • Packaging requirements, child resistant closures, tactile warning devices, advertising

 

 

Refer to Brochure for registration, hotel, and cancelation information.