REACH
Company THETA Technical Consulting – wishing to help its clients to understand and fulfill new responsibilities imposed by the REACH Regulation – has prepared a comprehensive offer regarding services in this scope. Our offer includes among others:
Analysis of your company’s requirements regarding particular obligations arising from the REACH Regulation, concluded with a written report including among others:
- Obligation of registering the substance on its own – in a preparation or in a product,
- Obligation of communication along the supply chain and submitting the information to the Chemicals Agency,
- Obligation of observing the prohibitions and restrictions and obtaining the approvals, and also
- Indicating the elements excluded from the provisions of the REACH Regulation.
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MSDS
One of the elementary communication tools in the supply chain, between the supplier/manufacturer and the downstream user, within the sphere of communicating the hazards and risk management is – in accordance with the Regulation No 1907/2006/EC [REACH] – the Material Safety Data Sheet.
The fundamental purpose of compiling the Material Safety Data Sheet is to inform the users of potential hazards arising from the contact with dangerous substances or preparations, methods of the risk management, as well as the methods of acting in case of a dangerous situation. Together with the progress of the substance registration process within the REACH system, the Material Safety Data Sheet shall be expanded with additional elements, providing reliable description of hazards and methods of protection against them, in the form of the exposure scenarios.
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Thanks to the qualified team of experts, representing all the required areas of both, technical and legal knowledge, THETA Technical Consulting is able to guarantee, that documentation concerning your product shall always be elaborated in a reliable manner and in accordance with binding regulations – both, national and those of the Community (...)
ADR Transport
Carriage of dangerous goods by road is subject to the international regulations, binding in all the European countries. This is the European Agreement concerning the International Carriage of Dangerous Goods by Road, commonly known as ADR (from the French abbreviation A d r) and its administrative acts: the Government Declaration of 16 January 2009 concerning entering into force amendments to the Annexes A and B of the outeangereuses parccord européen relatif au transport international des marchandises European Agreement concerning the International Carriage of Dangerous Goods by Road (ADR), drawn up in Geneva on 30 September 1957 (Journal of Laws No 27, item 162). Additionally, in Poland, the Act of 28 October 2002 concerning the carriage of dangerous goods by road, is in force.
The purpose of this regulations is to eliminate or limit the risk related to the transport of dangerous goods, by limiting the probability of accidents and size of potential damages. Such actions should not result in placing bans on transport, but the carriage itself is subject to numerous legal requirements and limitations.
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GHS
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20 January 2009, a new Regulation of the European Parliament and of the Council (EC) No 1272/2008 of 16 December 2008 on classification, labelling and packaging of substances and mixtures, amending and repealing Directives 67/548/EEC and 1999/45/EC and amending Regulation (EC) No 1907/2006 hereinafter referred to as the CLP Regulation, entered into force.
The CLP system includes the unified criteria for classification of chemical substances and mixtures with regard to presented hazards for human health and the environment. It also covers unified rules, concerning communicating the hazards - including requirements in scope of labelling and safety data sheets.
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The new CLP (GHS) system is definitely more difficult in use than the previous UE classification, what complicates the process of compilation of the safety data sheets and labelling of the products.
Our team of experts shall support you in creating new, and adjusting the already existing, documents to the requirements of the CLP Regulation (...)
Registration and certification
Procedures of registration of chemical substances, preparations and articles are aimed at obtaining adequate approvals for placing these products on the market and receiving suitable attestations or certificates granted by institutions dealing with such activity.
- Biocidal products in EU are subject to a special procedure, regarding the registration and placing them on the market.
- Other groups of products have their own, either obligatory or voluntary, procedures of submitting or evaluation. These are, among other things:
- submitting the safety data sheets of products classified as dangerous;
- applications concerning cosmetic products;
- PZH (National Institute of Hygiene) certificates;
- technical recommendations,
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Consulting and Translations
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Professional consulting always based on valid legal regulations, both Polish and EU, is one of the foundations of our company’s activities.
Instant and precise defining the new requirements, that appear in case of legislative changes, help in interpretation of regulations and their implementation, is for many companies an urgent must.
Consulting services include:
- Monitoring of regulations related to chemical products and notifying the company on regular basis of potential obligations resulting from these regulations;
- Consulting in scope of properties of chemical products and their components, and safety of the products on their own;
- Legal opinions and responses to potential complaints and protocols of control bodies, in scope related to placing the dangerous products on the market;
- Consulting related to the product safety;
- Consulting in scope of all activities listed in our offer (REACH, GHS, MSDS, ADR, biocidal products);
- And other, individually agreed activities.
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