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You will learn the background and objectives of the REACH Regulation and understand which areas of your operations are affected. You will know when restrictions on use and authorisation requirements apply to substances. You will be familiar with your information obligations towards customers and suppliers. You will understand the REACH process and know what actions to take if you do not receive the necessary information from your suppliers. You will learn how to implement REACH in day‑to‑day operations to meet legal requirements.
You understand what conflict minerals are as well as the background and aim of the U.S. Dodd-Frank Act and the EU regulation. You are able to determine if your company is concerned. You possess the basic skills in order to identify entries that are categorized as conflict minerals in your supplier’s feedback and you can identify critical elements early enough. Moreover, you are able to transfer information, requirements and obligations along the supply chain.
You will gain a solid understanding of the Stockholm Convention as an international legal framework and of the European POP Regulation as its implementation within the EU. You will learn about the objectives, structures, and procedures of both frameworks and understand how new substances are added to the Convention and subsequently incorporated into EU legislation.
After completing the seminar, you will be able to assess when products and materials fall within the scope of the POP Regulation, identify the resulting legal obligations, and implement them within your organization. You will be able to identify POP-relevant substances, use appropriate information sources and evidence, and systematically integrate requirements into material and quality processes.
You will be familiar with the legal basis, objectives, and functioning of the SCIP database. You will learn when reporting is required, what information is needed, and how the SCIP reporting requirement is derived from the Waste Framework Directive. You will also understand how SCIP reporting can be integrated into business processes and existing systems such as IMDS or CDX.
Your Advantage: After completing this seminar, you will be able to identify affected articles and efficiently utilize existing REACH data. You will be equipped to assess whether your company needs to take action in order to avoid potential penalties and maintain competitiveness.
This seminar provides a solid understanding of the European RoHS Directive, including its legal foundations, structure, specific requirements, and interfaces with other product regulations such as REACH, WEEE, and POPs.
You will learn which substances and product groups fall within the scope, which limit values and exemptions apply, and how compliance is demonstrated within the framework of CE marking.
Upon completion, you will be able to systematically implement RoHS requirements within your organization and develop technical documentation in accordance with IEC 63000.
In addition, you will gain an overview of global variants aligned with EU RoHS, enabling you to compare and evaluate international regulatory requirements effectively.
You will understand the structure, objectives, and key requirements of the PPWR and be able to confidently evaluate its impact on products, packaging, and business processes. You will learn practical ways to implement new material, design, reuse, and labeling requirements and integrate them into existing processes at an early stage.
You will also develop a clear understanding of interfaces with other EU regulations and national requirements. You will be able to classify future adjustments and delegated acts and derive appropriate measures in a timely manner. This will ensure that you are well prepared for audits and possible customer and authority inquiries.
You are familiar with the basic goals and background of the defined “Green Deal” in the EU by 2050, which includes the Carbon Footprint, among others. You know the Product Carbon Footprint reporting requirements for your company and understand the calculation of a Product Carbon Footprint using a basic example. You are familiar with related terms, such as “Life Cycle Assessment” (LCA), “Product Environmental Footprint” (PEF) and “Corporate Carbon Footprint” (CCF). Furthermore, you are able to determine the scope of greenhouse gas emissions (Scope 1 to 3) for your company.
The course is held online and in English.
In this seminar, we will show you how to correctly enter PCF information in IMDS so that you can improve your company’s reporting with IMDS in the future. After participating, you will understand the background behind the introduction of the corresponding fields, particularly in connection with the Catena-X PCF Rulebook and current developments in the automotive industry. You will be able to properly document transmitted or calculated PCF information in IMDS and enter all related data in accordance with the current requirements of IMDS-Rec027. The focus is exclusively on data entry and not on the calculation of emissions. You will be able to confidently use relevant input fields, such as production location, PCF information, and other GHG-related data. In addition, you will be familiar with typical challenges and change management and know how to send, receive, and update material data sheets (MDS) with PCF information.
The course is held online and in English.
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You will gain an overview of the SCIP reporting requirements and find out what you need to do in the IMDS to safely use the “SCIP transmissions” function. You will also learn how to integrate the existing S2S key into your IMDS account and understand the various SCIP attributes in the IMDS. You will be able to analyze the affected material data sheets (MDS) in the IMDS using the where-used list and independently transmit these MDSs to the SCIP database via the IMDS interface.
In this training course, you will learn what biocides are, what the European regulation on biocidal products entails, and what consequences this has for your company. The upcoming deadlines and what they mean will also be explained. You will learn how to identify and report biocides in IMDS.
Participants will gain a clear understanding of industry‑specific material compliance requirements and develop the ability to differentiate them with confidence. They will become familiar with the key systems, substance lists, documentation methods, and international extensions relevant to each industry.
Upon completion of the seminar, participants will be able to correctly assign specific requirements such as GADSL, RISL, AD‑DSL, and EN 71‑3, assess their relevance for their own products, and identify interfaces and overlaps between different industries.
Strengthen your organization’s reliability, expertise, and innovative capability by obtaining a personalized and exclusive certification of your current competencies in Material Compliance or IMDS.
In this complimentary information webinar, you will receive all essential details regarding the certification process, prerequisites, and associated program fees. You will also gain clarity on which qualification is most suitable for you at this stage of your professional development and how you can strategically expand your expertise moving forward.
Naturally, we will allocate sufficient time to address your individual questions.
Participants gain a comprehensive understanding of the purpose, structure, and application of the CMRT, EMRT, and AMRT reporting templates. You will be able to explain their regulatory context, identify differences between the templates, and understand how to implement them efficiently in practice using appropriate tools.
This knowledge enables you to lay the foundation for sustainable sourcing while strengthening and advancing risk management within your organization.
Participants gain a structured understanding of the scope and requirements of the three key North American regulations—TSCA, California Proposition 65, and CEPA.
You will be able to integrate regulatory obligations, documentation requirements, and communication pathways into your company processes and assess key differences compared to EU regulatory systems. This enables you to secure market access and avoid legal and financial risks such as import bans, fines, or litigation.
This seminar provides an overview of the legal fundamentals, liability risks, and consequences of non‑compliance, and demonstrates how risks for company management and the organization can be systematically minimized.
Participants will gain an understanding of the legal framework for Material Compliance (MC), be able to assess compliance structures, implement control mechanisms, and evaluate the consequences of breaches of duty.
Objectives
You will develop a solid understanding of the principles and tools of the circular economy and be able to place the transition from linear to circular approaches into a professional context. You will learn how circular product design, life cycle thinking, and Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) can be used to evaluate and optimize products and business models.
In addition, the course will enable you to identify the economic potential of the circular economy, understand relevant EU frameworks, and derive initial steps for integrating circular economy principles into corporate strategies, processes, and ESG/CSRD requirements.
You will learn why the International Material Data System (IMDS) was established and its ongoing objectives. You will become familiar with the basic objectives and background information relating to the EU’s Green Deal. This includes the 2050 climate objectives, the carbon footprint, and the End-of-Life Vehicles Directive. You will become familiar with the global materials and product compliance requirements that underpin the IMDS and related systems. You will become familiar with the IMDS process flow, understand your responsibilities in terms of serving as a data link in the supply chain, and know when the time has come to start reporting in the IMDS. You will learn how to use the IMDS and understand common definitions. In addition, you will become familiar with the requirements and topics associated with the IMDS. Based on our curriculum for the advanced courses, you can assess how you can further your education according to (future) tasks you will undertake within your company.
The course is held online and in English.
Download the course description (PDF)
Only need the theoretical course? Select the Standard Ticket (€420).
Want both the theory and practical course (No. 6120)? Choose the Combination Ticket here, then book the practical course with the Standard Ticket (€1,400).
Your benefit: The combination ticket gives you a better deal than booking each course separately!
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