
In co-operation with Utrecht University the RIVM organizes the Course Chemical Safety Assessment under REACH. The course will be held from 25-28 june 2019
25-28 juni: Chemical Safety Assessment under REACH
Outline
This four day training provides a full introduction in chemical safety assessment and offers you the opportunity to apply the theoretical framework directly in your own practice. Therefore the training involves a crash course on the first day in which a general overview of the REACH legislation, processes and the chemical safety assessment (CSA) is provided, with short interactive exercises. In the remaining part of the course the participants select a REACH relevant chemical to perform their own chemical safety assessment. On each day in a stepwise approach the theoretical background is provided, available tools are explained and briefly demonstrated after which you can bring it into practice with your selected chemical of interest under supervision of experts. After selecting a chemical the CSA starts with data gathering, selection and evaluation (day 2), hazard assessment (day 2 and 3), exposure assessment (day 3), and risk characterization (day 3). Within the course we briefly touch upon risk management measures (day 4) and the special topics PBT/PMT, endocrine disruption, nanomaterials and mixture toxicity. On the final day the participants are expected to pitch their most important lesson(s) learned to share their insights.
Practical information about the course Chemical Safety Assessment under REACH
Organizing institutions |
RIVM and IRAS (Utrecht University) |
Target audience |
Professionals within industry, academia, governments and consultants, who want to advance their knowledge on REACH and the Chemical Safety Assessment of industrial chemicals |
Period |
25-28 juni (4 days) |
Course location |
National Institute for Public Health and the Environment (RIVM) Bilthoven |
Credits |
1.5 ECTS credits + Certificate of Attendance |
Course fee (no housing) |
€ 1800 voor 4 dagen |
Level |
Advanced master |
Language |
Engels |
Apply
Appy now via the Utrecht Summer School website (deadline 15 May).
Background knowledge
The course demands a good knowledge of the basic science (chemistry, biology, physics) and (eco) toxicologie and global knowledge about risk assessment
More information
More information about the course and lecturers can be found at the Utrecht Summerschool website