Events
Events
Tenth meeting of ENES
Purpose
The European Chemicals Agency (ECHA) along with other members of the CSR/ES Roadmap-ENES Coordination Group - Cefic, Concawe, DUCC, Eurométaux, Fecc and Member State authorities - will organise the 10th meeting of ENES on 15 and 16 November 2016.
ENES aims to identify good practices on preparing and implementing exposure scenarios, in particular effective communication between supply chain actors to improve the protection of human health and the environment.
Key topics to discuss are:
- Supporting registrants through downstream sector use maps. For instance,
- The availability of use maps: now and in the future.
- The experience from those who have developed use maps: Tips to be shared.
- The uptake of sector use maps by registrants.
- Demonstration(s) of how Chesar can help in transferring use map information from downstream user sectors into registrants’ assessments and exposure scenarios for communication.
- How improved information on uses can help registrants more convincingly demonstrate the control of risk to authorities (and how this relates to IUCLID6).
- Key findings and recommendations from the evaluation of the CSR/ES Roadmap and ENES that has been carried out.
- How the work of ENES/Roadmap within the next 5 years can contribute to make the use of chemicals safer in Europe
The event’s material will be made public on ECHA's website.
Programme
The meeting starts on Tuesday 15 November at 09:00 and ends Wednesday 16 November by 15:00
- ENES 10 Programme [PDF]
Presentations
| Presentation | Speaker |
|---|---|
| SESSION 1. Towards good quality information on the safe use of chemicals: Tools available under the Roadmap. | |
| Improving upstream communication: Sector use maps. | |
| a. Sector use maps library: Content and observations from first submissions. | Laure-Anne Carton de Tournai (ECHA) |
| b. Experience of use maps practitioners: learnings from developing sector use maps. A.I.S.E. experience – working with the improved template |
Divina Gómez (FEICA) Francesca Angiulli (A.I.S.E.) |
| c. Practical Limitations of Use Maps in the Plastics Industry | Patrick de Kort (EuPC) |
| d. How improved information included pro-actively can help registrants more convincingly demonstrate the control of risk to authorities? | Violaine Verougstraete (Eurometaux) |
| e. How Chesar can help transferring use map information? | Hélène Magaud (ECHA) |
| f. Enes tools survey | Emma Chynoweth (ChemicalWatch) |
| Improving downstream communication: Providing good quality exposure scenario information to formulators and end users of chemicals. | |
| g. i. ESCom standard phrases and XML state of play | Dook Noij (Dow) on behalf of the ESCom Working Groups |
| ii. Management of extended Safety Data Sheets by a global Chemicals’ Distributor | Raoul Tacou (Biesterfeld) |
| h. Safe use information for mixtures | Janice Robinson (DUCC/CEPE) |
| Parallel discussion sessions. | |
| A. Use maps: Information to registrants. | |
| B. ESCom: Downstream communication to formulators and end users. | |
| C. Mixtures: Safe use information to end users. | |
| Discussion sessions: Use Maps, ESCom and SUMIs. Summary of main points. | |
| Healthy Workplace Campaign 2018-19: Establishing a prevention culture on dangerous substances while targeting specific groups of workers | Elke Schneider, Lothar Lissner (European Agency for Safety and Health at Work) |
| SESSION 2. Towards good quality information on the safe use of chemicals: Evaluation of the CSR/ES Roadmap and ENES. | |
| a. Key findings and recommendations from an evaluation of the CSR/ES Roadmap and ENES. | Chris Money, Christine Northage |
| b. How the future Programme might look regarding action and governance | Erwin Annys (Cefic) on behalf of the CSR/ES Roadmap-ENES Coordination Group |
| Parallel breakout sessions | |
| Background document | |
| Theme 1: Engagement and implementation: broadening the community of movers. | |
| Theme 2: Connecting work place risk assessment (under OSH) with REACH exposure scenarios. | |
| Connecting work place risk assessment (under OSH) with REACH exposure scenarios: An SME case study | Henri Heussen (Cosanta) |
| Health and Safety at Work. Connecting workplace risk assessment under OSH with REACH exposure scenarios | Alick Morris (DG EMPL) |
| SESSION 3. Towards good quality information on the safe use of chemicals: The Way Forward | |
| Towards good quality information on the safe use of chemicals: The Way Forward. | |
Contact email
For specific questions, contact: echa_enes (at) echa.europa.eu
For information on previous events, visit ENES web page.