Chemical consultant
When concluding a contract to carry out the tasks of a chemical consultant, we will prepare documentation for you free of charge, and we will provide you with permission to perform the activities of production, transport, storage and use with dangerous chemicals.
The chemical adviser must:
• know your product or sales program
• know the legislation, advise you and warn you about requirements and obligations under this Act and other laws and regulations governing the production and storage of chemicals and their circulation,
• represent your business in administrative matters in procedures with the body responsible for chemicals.
• cooperate with chemical consultants of other legal and natural persons who produce, store or place hazardous chemicals on the market.
Areas related to the consultancy on the chemicals we cover:
• Biocides, plant protection products, cosmetics, detergents, dietary supplements
• Special conditions for the marketing of dangerous chemicals (referral to users)
• Classification, packaging and labeling of dangerous substances and preparations and safety data sheets
• Inspection
We carry out the following works related to chemical consultancy:
• obtaining an authorization to engage in hazardous chemicals / biocides activities
• Registration of a hazardous chemical (Application to the Chemicals Bureau) and preparation, review, revision of the safety data sheet (alignment with CLP/GHS/REACH legislation)
• elaboration, review, revision of the safety data sheet (harmonization with CLP / GHS / REACH legislation)
• Registration of biocides
• Registration of a cosmetic product
• Arrangement of chemicals warehouse or production
• authoring instructions for safe working with the chemical
• We represent companies in the event of an inspection;
• creating a label
• Advise on the regulation of environmental tax obligations;
• Advice on the legislation on the disposal of hazardous waste;
• Training for working with hazardous chemicals;
Regulation (EC) No. 1272 of 16 December 2008 on Classification, Labeling and Packaging of substances and mixtures (briefly the CLP Regulation) prescribes a new method for the classification, labeling and packaging of substances and mixtures.
In the area of classification, packaging and labeling of hazardous chemicals, the EU members began to apply the globally harmonized classification and labeling system for hazardous chemicals - the GHS (Globally Harmonized System). The GHS was introduced in two phases: on 1 December 2010, it entered into force for the substances and on 1 June 2015 for mixtures, but in the meantime there was a two-year transitional period for achieving compliance.
This means that as of 1 June 2017, all hazardous chemicals should be labeled with new pictograms in the form of a red turquoise with a white background. All products that are marked by old ones with orange rectangular tags must be withdrawn from the sale and re-marked.
It is also necessary to amend any old safety data sheets and align them with the CLP Regulation.
