Webinar: Hazards Communication - Are We All Talking The Same Language?

Webinar Overview

The Chemical Hazards Communication Society and The British Association of Dangerous Goods Professionals combine in this joint webinar to talk about Hazards Communication and the perspective from ADR (transport) and CLP (supply).

Join Gill Pagliuca and Mark Spence to talk about when the labelling requirements apply and why, and when they are they same or different and why.

Gill Pagliuca, Secretary, Chemical Hazards Communication Society
Gill Pagliuca has over 30 years’ experience working in the area of chemical hazards and regulatory information. She has recently joined Ricardo as the Regulatory Products Knowledge Leader in the Chemical Risk Team. She provides advice and support to customers on REACH, CLP, BPR and Transport of Dangerous Goods regulations.

Prior to joining Ricardo, Gill was a consultant for Denehurst Chemical Safety Ltd for 13 years, where she carried out a range of projects including providing public and in-house training, preparation of required documents, including safety data sheets, classification documents and product labels, REACH registration dossiers, Chemical Safety Reports, etc. for a wide range of customers, ranging from major multi-national companies through to SMEs, and to public sector organisations as well as private companies.

Mark Spence, Chair, British Association of Dangerous Goods Professionals
Mark is a qualified Dangerous Goods Safety Adviser (DGSA), Chair of the British Association of Dangerous Goods Professionals and President of the International Association of Dangerous Goods Safety Advisors (IASA).

Mark’s Dangerous Goods specialism has always been in Limited Quantities, Special Provisions & Exemptions. Mark qualified as an ISO Internal Auditor and was also re-accredited for ISO 9001 and assisted the organisation through their 9001:2015 transition. Once appointed as the Company DGSA, he was also heavily involved in the Class 7 side of their operation maintaining audits and internal training.

Registration
The webinar is free of charge for members of CHCS: please click on the REGISTER button on this web page. 

You will receive an email of confirmation and then an email from GoToWebinar explaining how to join the event on the day.

We are also pleased to offer the webinar free-of-charge to members of BADGP and SCHC (click on the links to see how to register).

If you are interested in attending, but not a member of these organisations, you can JOIN CHCS and then register, free-of-charge. Further webinars on a variety of topics are also being planned.