Harmonised way to notify poison centres – is your product ready?

• 10:00-11:15 – Notifying poison centres: what changes and how it impacts you (session streamed live)
• 11:15-11:30 – Break
• 11:30-13:00 – Hands-on exercise (not streamed live but the material will be available)
• 13:00-14:00 – Break
• 14:00-16:00 – Hands-on exercise continues (not streamed live but the material will be available)
• 16:00-17:00 – Questions and answers (optional)

Session 1 – Improving compliance of registration data

• 9:00–9:15: Setting the scene – Bjorn Hansen, Executive Director, European Chemicals Agency
• 9:15–9:35: Grouping of substances – Mike Rasenberg, European Chemicals Agency
• 9:35–9:55: Taking action to ensure compliance – Ofelia Bercaru, European Chemicals Agency
• 9:55–10:15: Compliance challenges and solutions – Sylvie Lemoine, European Chemical Industry Council
• 10:15–10:30: What citizens and workers need to know about REACH compliance – Tatiana Santos, European Environmental Bureau
• 10:30–11:00: Discussion

• 11:00–11:30: Break

Session 2 – Tackling substances of concern

• 11:30–11:50: 10 years of regulatory risk management – Matti Vainio, European Chemicals Agency
• 11:50–12:10: Case study: microplastics – Sandrine Lefèvre-Brévart, European Chemicals Agency
• 12:10–12:30: Tools for tackling substances of concern – Jerker Ligthart, International Chemical Secretariat
• 12:30–13:10: Discussion

• 13:10–14:30: Break

Session 3 – Improving safe use of chemicals

• 14:30–14:50: Improving safe use in the supply chain – Kevin Pollard, European Chemicals Agency
• 14:50–15:10: Healthy workplace – safe products – Elke Schneider, European Agency for Safety and Health at Work
• 15:10–15:30: What have we learnt through inspections – Sinead McMickan, Health and Safety Authority, Ireland
• 15:30–15:50: Case study on improving safe use – Marianne Lyngsaae, Brenntag Nordic A/S
• 15:50–16:30: Discussion
• 16:30–16:45: Closing remarks – Jukka Malm, Deputy Executive Director, ECHA

16:45–19:00 Networking and one-to-one sessions