REACH CLP & BPR LINKEDIN GROUP CONFERENCE & NETWORKING DAY 2019

OnlyCoreChem Events is organizing the 1st Conference & Networking Day of the Linkedin Group “REACH, CLP and Biocides Regulations”.

The Group has more than 1500 members from all over the EU and also

located Worldwide from the Chemical Industry, Consultancy,

Associations, Authorities, CROs and Academia.

The event is also opened to non-members that are highly welcomed to

join the Linkedin Group on www.linkedin.com/groups/8120597.

Conference will include presentations on the most relevant subjects

related with REACH, CLP and BPR with extended Q&A sessions to

allow participants to share ideas, experiences and clarify their

questions.

The Conference & Networking Day is complemented by pre-event and

post-event Workshops on REACH for Downstream Users of Chemicals

and Introduction to the Biocidal Products Regulation.

The event will have periods for Networking during Coffee-Breaks and

Lunch and will include also an Exhibition.

OnlyCoreChem

Events

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Lisbon, Portugal at

Hotel Tryp Lisboa

Aeroporto

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REACH CLP BPR

Conference

7 March 2019

Half-day Workshops

6 & 8 March 2019

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International

Speakers

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Language of

Conference &

Workshops: English

ORGANIZER CONTACTS

ONLY CORE CHEM, UNIP. LDA

+351 963 705 402

events@onlycorechem.com

www.onlycorechem.com

7 March 2019, Lisbon-Portugal, Hotel Tryp Lisboa Aeroporto

Programme of the Conference & Networking Day:

09h00-09h30 – Registration 09h30-09h40 – Welcome by Carlos Miguel Fazendeiro, OnlyCoreChem Events

REACH

09h40-10h00 – REACH Compliance for Manufacturers, Importers and Downstream Users of Chemicals

Carlos Miguel Fazendeiro, Managing Director, Only Core Chem Unip. Lda, Portugal

10h00-10h20 – REACH Substance and Dossier Evaluation

Indiana de Seze, Partner Head of EU Regulatory Brussels, FIDAL, Belgium

10h20-10h40 – Challenges of Authorisation under REACH

Dr. Susana Viegas, Director of Environmental Health Programme, Lisbon School of Health Technology, Portugal

10h40-11h20 – Coffee-Break & Networking

11h20-11h40 – Tools for Substitution of Hazardous Chemicals

Jerker Ligthart, Senior Chemicals Advisor, ChemSec, Sweden

11h40-12h00 – Nanomaterials under REACH

Dr. David Carlander, Director Regulatory Affairs, Nanotechnology Industries Association, Belgium

12h00-12h20 – Q&A with REACH Speakers

Moderator: Marko Susnik, Senior Advisor Chemical Policy, Austrian Economic Chamber (WKO) / SMEunited, Austria

Implementing REACH

12h20-12h40 – Safety Data Sheets and Exposure Scenarios

Dr. Mark Alan Pemberton, Director and Co-owner Global MSDS Ltd, Principal Consultant Systox Limited, United Kingdom

12h40-13h00 – How to improve REACH for SMEs

Marko Susnik, Senior Advisor Chemical Policy, Austrian Economic Chamber (WKO) / SMEunited, Austria

13h00-14h00 – Networking Lunch

14h00-14h20 – REACH and OSH Legislation

Helena Krippahl, Division of External Entities, Authority for Working Conditions (ACT), Portugal

14h20-14h40 – Brexit impact on REACH

Dr. Chris Eacott, Managing Director, Stewardship Solutions Ltd, United Kingdom

14h40-15h00 – Q&A With Implementing REACH Speakers

Lorenzo Zullo, Co-founder and Managing Director, Chemycal, Netherlands

BPR

15h00-15h20 – BPR Authorisation Strategies

Dr. Jeannette Paulussen, Head of Regulatory Affairs, Charles River Laboratories, Netherlands

15h20-15h40 – Advantages and Challenges of working in a BPR Consortium

An Ghekiere, Managing Director ARCHE Consortia, Belgium

CLP

15h40-16h00 – DetNet tool for Industry to support CLP Classification

Dominic Byrne, Scientific and Regulatory Affairs Manager, A.I.S.E., Belgium

16h00-16h20 – Poison Centres CLP Art. 45

Caroline Raine, Regulatory Business Area Manager, National Chemical Emergency Centre (NCEC), United Kingdom

16h20-16h50 – Coffee-Break & Networking

Enforcement

16h50-17h10 – REACH and CLP Enforcement in practice

Diana Martens, Project Leader, Coordinating Inspector Dangerous Substances, Inspectorate Social Affairs and

Employment, Labour Inspectorate of the Netherlands

17h10-17h30 – Supporting Companies facing Enforcement

Simon Englebert, Competition Regulatory & Trade Associate, Fieldfisher, Belgium

17h30-17h50 – Q&A with BPR, CLP & Enforcement Speakers 17h50-18h – Closing remarks 18h – Close of Conference

Moderator and Closing remarks: Carlos Miguel Fazendeiro, OnlyCoreChem Events, Portugal

Location

Hotel Tryp Lisboa Aeroporto

Aeroporto Internacional de Lisboa, Rua C Nº2

1749-125 Lisboa – PORTUGAL

Telephone: +351 218 425 000

Fax: +351 218 425 099

Email: tla@meliaportugal.com

Web: www.tryplisboaaeroporto.com

Information about the Event

Website https://onlycorechem.wixsite.com/conferencelisbon2019

Email events@onlycorechem.com

Hotel TRYP Lisboa

Aeroporto stands next to

Terminal 1, right near the

Segunda Circular / A1

ring road, Lisbon’s main

highway, and 2 minutes

away from the metro and

1 minute away from

several bus stops which

will take you anywhere in

Lisbon.

Pre-Conference and Post-Conference Workshops – 6 March and 8 March 2019

6 March 2019, 14h00-17h00, Lisbon-Portugal, Hotel Tryp Lisboa Aeroporto

Workshop REACH for Downstream Users:

Checking compliance for raw materials including the ones imported from outside the EU Safety Data Sheets, Exposure Scenarios and Risk Management Measures Downstream Users Reports to ECHA Preparing for Enforcement

8 March 2019, 09h00-12h00, Lisbon-Portugal, Hotel Tryp Lisboa Aeroporto

Workshop Introduction to the Biocidal Products Regulation:

Overview of the BPR main processes and obligations Transitional Period Applying for Biocidal Products Authorisation Strategies for testing and cost-reduction

Workshops Trainer:

With a Master's degree in Industrial Chemistry and over 10 years' international experience in Regulatory Affairs

and Compliance mainly with EU Chemicals Legislation (REACH, CLP and Biocides Regulations) both in Industry

and Consultancy Carlos Miguel Fazendeiro has been supporting Chemical companies in the EU and Worldwide

to successfully comply with Chemicals Legislation allowing the legal continuation on the market, entering new

markets expanding their businesses and achieving commercial advantage. Currently Managing Director at

OnlyCoreChem providing global solutions for the Chemical Industry in the fields of Consultancy, Auditing and

Training on Chemicals Legislation including Only Representative services.

More information on the professional Linkedin page: www.linkedin.com/in/carlosmiguelfazendeiro/en

Information about the Event

Website https://onlycorechem.wixsite.com/conferencelisbon2019

Email events@onlycorechem.com

SPEAKERS

Carlos Miguel Fazendeiro, Managing Director, Only Core Chem Unip. Lda, Portugal

Indiana de Seze, Partner Head of EU Regulatory Brussels, FIDAL, Belgium

Dr. Susana Viegas, Director of Environmental Health Programme, Lisbon School of Health Technology, Portugal

Jerker Ligthart, Senior Chemicals Advisor, ChemSec, Sweden

With a Master's degree in Industrial Chemistry and over 10 years' international experience in Regulatory Affairs and Compliance mainly with EU Chemicals Legislation (REACH, CLP and Biocides Regulations) both in Industry and Consultancy Carlos Miguel Fazendeiro has been supporting Chemical companies in the EU and Worldwide to successfully comply with Chemicals Legislation allowing the legal continuation on the market, entering new markets expanding their businesses and achieving commercial advantage. Currently Managing Director at OnlyCoreChem providing global solutions for the Chemical Industry in the fields of Consultancy, Auditing and Training on Chemicals Legislation including Only Representative services as well as Events, Recruitment and Executive Search.

Indiana de Seze is a French qualified lawyer. Prior to engaging in EU Regulatory law at the time the REACH Regulation was adopted, she practised EU antitrust law for 10 years at various prominent anglo-saxon firms. She has been an essential member of the two largest worldwide legal teams in EU Regulatory (chemicals) work and publishes/speaks regularly at events dedicated to chemicals regulations in the EU. Since February 2019, she joined the Brussels office of FIDAL, the largest business law firm in France, to set up and head its EU Regulatory practice. Indiana represents clients, both from industry and trade associations, on a wide array of issues, from supply chain relationships and complex data licensing agreements to regulatory compliance, including advocacy and litigation. Indiana regularly advises clients on their registration duties and the legal consequences of evaluation procedures under REACH. She also has in-depth experience on the Biocidal Products Regulation and in Plant Protection products.

Graduated in Environmental Health from Lisbon School of Health Technology - Polytechnic Institute of Lisbon. Two Master degrees: Safety and Ergonomics from Lisbon University and in Applied Toxicology from Surrey University, United Kingdom. PhD in Occupational and Environmental Health from Escola Nacional de Saúde Pública, New University of Lisbon. Master. Director and Professor of Environmental Health Degree in Lisbon School of Health Technology. Co-opted member in the Risk Assessment Committee of European Chemicals Agency (ECHA) between 2012-2018. The principal research topics are occupational toxicology, exposure assessment and risk assessment. Published mostly on occupational and environmental exposures to chemical agents and have several ongoing research projects has a coordinator.

Jerker Ligthart holds a Master of Science in Chemical engineering from Chalmers University of technology and currently work as senior chemicals advisor for ChemSec. During his time at ChemSec he has been responsible for the development of the SIN List, crafting it into a scientifically credible tool for the identification of Substances of very high concern (SVHCs). Currently he is the project manager for ChemSec Marketplace, a B2B “dating site” where companies looking for greener chemistry and safer alternatives to hazardous chemicals can connect directly with the solution providers.

Dr. David Carlander, Director Regulatory Affairs, Nanotechnology Industries Association, Belgium

Dr. Mark Pemberton, Director Co-owner Global MSDS Ltd, Principal Consultant Systox Limited, United Kingdom

Marko Susnik, Senior Advisor Chemical Policy, Austrian Economic Chamber (WKO) / SMEunited, Austria

Helena Krippahl, Authority for Working Conditions (ACT), Portugal

Dr Carlander is Director of Regulatory Affairs of the Nanotechnology Industries Association (NIA). He joined NIA in 20111 as a Director of Advocacy. In his position he is also covering the agricultural sector (food, feed, ag-chem), REACH, cosmetics, biocides and risk assessment of nanomaterials. He is coordinating and participating in a number of various research projects and is representing NIA at EU regulatory meetings and at meetings organised by ECHA. Before joining the NIA Dr Carlander worked six years as Scientific Officer for the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA), where he was coordinating the risk assessment of applications of nanotechnologies in the food and feed area. Dr Carlander has over 20 years of experience working with governments, academia, industry and international organisations. Dr Carlander holds a M.Sc. in Biotechnology and a PhD in Clinical Chemistry from Uppsala University, Sweden.

Mark is an industrial Regulatory Toxicologist with 40 years’ experience of toxicology and global regulatory affairs within different sectors of the chemical industry including general chemicals, polymers, films and specialty chemicals. Mark has hands-on practical experience of all aspects of industrial toxicology from toxicology testing, contracting, occupational health, risk assessment, product registration, food contact regulations and regulatory compliance to litigation defence. Mark has 30 years’ experience managing trade associations in Europe and North America and sits on several European, US and UK, National regulatory panels and workgroups. Mark is a member of the European Centre for Ecotoxicology and Toxicology of Chemicals (ECETOC) Scientific Committee and has worked on, chaired and directed numerous task forces on chemical and regulatory issues. Currently Mark’s client base covers all 3 regions of the world.

Marko Sušnik is an advisor for chemical law and chemical policies within the Austrian Federal Economic Chamber (WKÖ – Wirtschaftskammer Österreich). He is involved with REACH, CLP, national chemical law, nanotechnologies, biocides, pesticides and fertilizers. On the European level he works in numerous expert groups related to chemicals. His work is very much focused on the impact of European legislation on SME. In that context he is also advising the European social partner SMEunited, the European Association of Craft, Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises, on aspects related to chemical legislation and policy. From his professional training he is a chemist, specialized on organic chemistry and organic technologies. He finished his chemical education with a PhD in chemical engineering.

For 12 years, she was a manager of a consulting services company in the implementation of

Quality, Environment and Occupational Health and Safety management systems, indoor air

quality and industrial hygiene risk assessment services. In 2011 she joined the ACT - Authority

for working conditions as a senior health and safety technician in the Directorate of Health and

Safety at Work Promotion Services and since January 2014 is head of the Division for the

Regulation of External Entities, which integrates two functional areas: Authorization of

occupational safety services and auditing, Certification of training entities for Safety and Senior

Safety Technicians at Work courses, and auditing. She is responsible for the follow-up of the

internal working groups on REACH, CLP and Occupational Diseases and for the follow-up of the

work under Technical Commission 42 - Exposure Limit Values and OSH Management Systems:

ISO 45001. She is a member on the Technical Commission 207- Biosafety in Laboratories and a

member in the internal working group on asbestos. Degree in Chemical Engineering, Post

graduate in Occupational Safety and Health, Post Graduate in Renewable Energy in Buildings.

She is the representative of ACT on the Committee for Adaptation to

Technical Progress for Occupational Exposure Limits (for chemical

agents and carcinogenic and mutagenic chemical agents), and the

Dr. Chris Eacott, Managing Director, Stewardship Solutions Ltd, United Kingdom

Dr. Jeannette Paulussen, Head of Regulatory Affairs, Charles River Laboratories, Netherlands

An Ghekiere, Managing Director ARCHE Consortia, Belgium

Dominic Byrne, Scientific and Regulatory Affairs Manager, A.I.S.E., Belgium

Dr Chris Eacott spent much of his working career in technical, commercial and product stewardship management roles within leading UK chemical companies. He founded Stewardship Solutions Ltd in 2003, and nowadays provides primarily REACH and other regulatory compliance services to a wide range of industry sectors, across multiple geographic territories. The company is particularly active in REACH Registrations (including opt-outs) and Only Representative services. Stewardship Solutions is a REACHReady-approved service provider.

Dr. Paulussen joined Charles River Laboratories in 2010 (previously known as NOTOX B.V. and WIL Research B.V.) as regulatory affairs manager and she is now the Head of the Regulatory Affairs Department since December 2014. She leads the Regulatory Affairs team consisting of about 25 Regulatory Affairs Scientists and Specialists (PhD, MSc, BSc), which provides support for the registration of pharmaceutical products and (agro)chemicals worldwide. Dr. Paulussen is also involved in providing advice on (global) (agro)chemical registration strategies and project management. Dr. Paulussen graduated in health sciences specialising in biological health sciences at the University of Maastricht, The Netherlands, in 1991. In 1996 she received her Doctor’s degree in 1996 at the University of Utrecht, The Netherlands. After her Ph.D. she worked at TNO, The Netherlands, dealing with regulatory affairs of industrial chemicals, biocides and agrochemicals. For two years in between she worked at Huntingdon Life Sciences, UK, as a regulatory affairs specialist where she was responsible for the preparation and submission of EU dossiers for agrochemicals under the 91/414/EC Directive.

An Ghekiere graduated as Master of Biochemistry in 2001 and obtained her PhD in Bio-engineering on endocrine disruption in invertebrates at Ghent University (Belgium) in 2006. Since 2006 she joined ARCHE Consulting where she is responsible for the biocides team. Since 2014 the biocides team developed a new consortium management service for biocidal products. In 2016 she became managing director of the new founded company ARCHE Consortia to deliver complete consortium management services.

Dominic Byrne is Scientific and Regulatory Affairs Manager for The International Association of Soaps, Detergents and Maintenance Products (A.I.S.E.). He is an experienced regulatory chemist specialising in Europe's REACH and CLP Regulations, with a technical background in substance identification, physico-chemical property testing and classification of substances and mixtures. Dominic manages the detergent industry's network for CLP Classification (DetNet) and the A.I.S.E. working groups on CLP and In Vitro testing. Previously, he worked with both European and non-European organisations to manage delivery of several large-scale REACH Registration projects and the operations of multiple REACH SIEFS/Consortia. Prior to joining A.I.S.E., Dominic has worked in Consultancy and for the European Chemicals Agency in their Substance Identification and Data Sharing Unit. He is a recognised author and public speaker on REACH, CLP and related topics for both industrial and academic audiences.

Caroline Raine, Regulatory Business Area Manager, National Chemical Emergency Centre, United Kingdom

Diana Martens, Project Leader, Coordinating Inspector Dangerous Substances, Inspectorate Social Affairs and

Employment, Labour Inspectorate of the Netherlands

Simon Englebert, Competition Regulatory & Trade Associate, Fieldfisher, Belgium

Q&A Moderator – Implementing REACH Panel

Lorenzo Zullo, Co-founder and Managing Director, Chemycal, Belgium

Caroline is the NCEC regulatory business area manager, with a wealth of experience in interpreting and implementing legislation relating to hazardous chemical substances. Caroline’s legislative knowledge is wide ranging, covering both supply and transport legislation. This experience has been developed whilst working directly in the chemical industry and through consultancy projects. Caroline is a qualified Dangerous Goods Safety Advisor (DGSA) for the transport of hazardous goods by both road and rail and holds a postgraduate certificate in REACH management as well having the NEBOSH qualification. Caroline also sits on two of the European Chemicals Agency (ECHA) working groups on the IT Tools and Guidance documents for poison centres, meaning that, as well as having the most up to date information, Caroline can also feed industry challenges directly to ECHA. Caroline has key strengths in COSHH, REACH, SDS, CLP, Poison Centres and the transport of dangerous goods as well as the other interlinking chemical legislation.

Diana worked for 20 years in the chemical industry as Laboratory Manager, Quality Manager, Process Engineer. During the last 16 years she worked at the Labour Inspectorate from the Netherlands. First as a chemical safety specialist and later (last 9 years) as a project leader dangerous substances. At this moment she is one of the project leaders in the program Dangerous Substances. Most of her projects are focused on the "health" part of working with dangerous (carcinogenic and mutagenic) substances. REACH included. The aim is that workers are less exposed to dangerous (carcinogenic, mutagenic, reprotoxic) substances. In the program Dangerous Substances of the Inspectorate different ways of enforcement and interventions are applied. Objective of the program Dangerous Substances is "Road to Zero" (no employee should become ill when working with dangerous substances). One of her achievements is the development and promotion of the self-inspection hazardous substances: http://hazardoussubstances.zelfinspectie.nl/ and the SDS-check (www.sds-check.nl ). The combination of REACH and OSH can improve the workers situation and provide for a more healthier working environment. With education in chemistry, quality management, process chemistry, chemical engineering, health and safety (OSH), project and program management.

Lorenzo is the co-founder and managing director of Chemycal, a young pioneering company that

combines IT technology and human expertise to monitor chemical regulatory systems around the

world and deliver customised alerts based on chemicals and products. Beside managing

Chemycal, Lorenzo works as manager for the European non-ferrous metals producers and

recyclers association (Eurometaux) supporting chemicals-related activities, including interaction

with European and National Authorities and the coordination of chemical-related working groups.

He previously spent 9 years in the European Tyre & Rubber Manufacturers’ Association, where

he coordinated and managed chemicals and health & safety industry actions. Lorenzo holds a

MSc in Environmental Engineering from the Politecnico di Milano (Milan, Italy), a MSc in Chemical

Engineering and a MA in Sustainable Infrastructures from the Royal Institute of Technology

(Stockholm, Sweden).

Simon practice focuses on competition law matters as well as on EU regulatory matters including notably chemicals (REACH), biocides and pesticides. He assists clients with product approval processes in the EU, related litigation before European courts, national courts and WTO panels, and counsels companies on a wide range of business law and antitrust matters relating to their international agreements and commercial presence in Europe. His expertise covers all aspects of product regulations and restrictions (including notification, data protection, mutual recognition, classification & labelling, marketing and use restrictions, parallel imports, environmental liability, product recalls and data compensation negotiations, amongst others).

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