ECHA accounts and EU Login
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Apoyo
- Introducción
- Orientación
- Métodos y alternativas de comprobación
- Seminarios web
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Herramientas para la presentación de datos
- Manuals
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REACH-IT
- Proceso de registro
- IDOPP
- Notificación de sustancias contenidas en artículos
- Presentación de notificaciones de usuario intermedio de usos autorizados
- Presentación de informes de usuario intermedio para usos no soportados
- Presentación de informes de usuario intermedio sobre diferencias de clasificación
- Cómo presentar y actualizar una notificación de clasificación y etiquetado
- Solicitud de una denominación química alternativa en mezclas
- IUCLID
- CHESAR
- SPC Editor
- R4BP 3
- ePIC
- Servicios en nube de la ECHA
- Interact Portal
- EUSES
- System-to-system submission service
- Servicios nacionales de asistencia técnica
- Ejemplos prácticos de escenarios de exposición
- Ejemplos prácticos de informes sobre la seguridad química
- Pequeñas y medianas empresas (PYME)
- Recomendaciones para los solicitantes de registro
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Fases del registro
- 1. Sus obligaciones de registro
- 2. Encontrar solicitantes de registro conjunto
- 3. Organícese con los otros solicitantes de registro conjunto
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4. Evaluar el riesgo y el riesgo
- Requisitos de información: 1 a 10 toneladas por año
- Requisitos de información: 10 a 100 toneladas por año
- Requisitos de información: 10 a 1 000 toneladas por año
- Requisitos de información: 1 000 o más toneladas por año
- Adaptación de los requisitos de información estándar
- Cómo evitar los ensayos innecesarios en animales
- Estrategia para recopilar datos
- 5. Creación de un expediente de registro
- 6. Creación de un expediente de registro
- 7. Cómo organizarse para las actualizaciones de los expedientes
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Identificación de sustancias
- ¿Por qué es importante una identificación correcta?
- ¿Qué es una sustancia?
- ¿Qué no es una sustancia?
- Cómo caracterizar e identificar su sustancia
- Cómo identificar correctamente una sustancia en cuatro etapas
- Asistencia sectorial para la identificación de sustancias
- Cómo modificar su identificador de sustancia
- Restricción
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Autorización
- Identificación de sustancias extremadamente preocupantes
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Cómo solicitar una autorización
- Cómo saber si le afecta una autorización
- Desarrolle una estrategia de solicitud
- Comience a preparar la solicitud
- Notifique a la ECHA y solicite una sesión de información previa al envío
- Finalice la solicitud
- Envíe la solicitud
- Participe durante el desarrollo del dictamen
- Cumpla sus obligaciones
- Presentar un informe de revisión si todavía necesita usar la sustancia
- Pida información a la ECHA sobre las solicitudes de autorización
- Análisis socioeconómico en REACH
- CLHPresentación de expedientes en el CLH
- Clasificación de mezclas
- La salida del Reino Unido de la UE
- ECHA accounts and EU Login
- Comprobación de la integridad técnica
- Questions and answers
ECHA accounts and EU Login
If you use ECHA’s tools, such as REACH-IT, R4BP 3, ePIC, ECHA Submisssion portal or ECHA Cloud Services, or you need to download certain files from ECHAs websites, you need an ECHA account. Having an ECHA account also allows you to subscribe to notifications, for example on a certain substance you are interested in.
Industry user accounts and personal accounts are created on login page. ECHA provides authority users their account.
New users who are participating in the work of committees; expert-, interest- or working groups etc. and who do not have an ECHA account, will be invited to create and use an EU Login account, if they don't have one already.
If you already have an ECHA account, to sign in use the option ‘Login with ECHA Account’. If you have been invited to create an EU Login account use the ‘Login with EU Login’ option.
Users with ECHA accounts and EU Login accounts can become members of Entrusted Bodies (EB) when they get specific user roles related to the EB. Entrusted Bodies are formal or informal ECHA bodies in which participating members work together for the objectives in ECHA’s legislative scope.
Entrusted Bodies are
- ECHA Committees (BPC, RAC, SEAC, MSC), Enforcement Forum (Forum) and their working groups
- BPR Subgroup of the Forum (BPRS) and its working groups
- Endocrine Disruptor and PBT Expert Groups
- interest groups of CLH, Screening, SVHC, Substance or Dossier Evaluation and CoRAP
- Risk Management and Evaluation Platform (RiME+)
Authority account
This account type is for users from Member State competent authorities (MSCAs) designated national authorities (DNAs) and national enforcement authorities (NEAs).
MSCA users need an ECHA account to access ECHA’s IT tools, such as IUCLID, REACH-IT, R4BP or ePIC to carry out their tasks. NEAs need to access, for example Interact Portal and ePIC to perform their tasks as inspectors or focal points.
These users need an ECHA account which cannot be replaced by the EU Login.
How to get this type of account
ECHA creates all authority accounts together with the delegated user administrators in each EU Member State. The accounts can only be created after the authority has been officially nominated and is confirmed to meet ECHA’s security requirements.
The Unified Login Manual includes instructions for how to log in using an authority account. For further help use the Authority contact form on ECHA’s website.
Industry account
This account type is for company legal entities and their users when, for example, they access ECHA’s IT tools to prepare and submit data using REACH-IT, R4BP 3 and ePIC.
How to create this type of account
Industry users can create an ECHA account from the basic login page. Industry accounts must always be linked to a specific industry legal entity. Detailed instructions on how to create the account are found in ECHA Accounts Manual, section 3: How to sign-up for the first time. The same manual includes instructions on how to administer the users of a legal entity.
The first contact point for industry account users is the legal entity manager of the company. The legal entity manager can use ECHA contact forms if they have further questions.
Committee account
Users who take part in committee work or are members of committee-, interest-, expert- or working groups need a committee account to use Interact Toolbox and Interact Portal to carry out their tasks.
New users in this category may be invited to use an EU login account.
How to get this type of account
ECHA’s committee secretaries create committee accounts and provide the account details to committee users.
The Unified Login Manual includes instructions for how to log in using a committee account. If further help is needed, use the Authority contact form on ECHA’s website.
Personal account
This type of account is for individual users, not directly related to, for example, a company. The account can be used to sign into ECHA’s websites and view, for example, substance-specific information that the user has subscribed to.
How to create this type of account
A personal account can be created by clicking on the “sign in” link at the top-right corner of ECHA’s homepage. A personal account can be transferred to an industry account when a personal account creates a legal entity or is added as user to an existing one.
The ECHA Accounts Manual includes instructions for how to log in using a personal account.
- Unified login manual [PDF][EN]
- ECHA Accounts manual [PDF][EN]
- Identity and Access Management Portal User Manual [PDF][EN]