HSE Chemicals Regulation Division
Training and Events
The Chemicals Regulation Division
(CRD) is considering hosting future events on the topics listed in
the table below, subject to there being a sufficient level of
interest. To register your interest, please email our events team
at Events.CRD@hse.gov.uk
Event
|
Further
Information
|
Live Online Training Event: Environmental Fate and Behaviour
Evaluation of Plant Protection Products - 21 November
2023
|
Registration
Closed
|
Live Online Workshop: Introduction to Ecotoxicological Risk
Assessment for Plant Protection Products - 29 and 30 November
2023
|
Registration Closed |
Live Online Workshop: Maximum Residue Levels (MRLs) - 4 and 5
December 2023
|
Registration
Closed |
Live Online Workshop: Dermal Absorption and the EFSA 2017
Guidance for Plant Protection and Biocidal Products - 10 and 11
January 2024
|
Registration Open |
Live Online Workshop: Biocides Disinfectants Efficacy - 22
and 23 January 2024
|
Registration
Open |
Live Online Workshop: Maximum Residue Levels (MRLs) - 1 and 2
February 2024
|
Registration Open |
Live Online Workshop: Ecotoxicology Higher Tier Risk Assessment
for Plant Protection Products - 5, 6, and 7 March 2024
|
Registration Open |
Workshop on Official Recognition - March 2024 |
Register your
interest |
Bespoke Training for Individual Organisations
In addition to running our general
training programme, CRD also offers bespoke training for individual
organisations on both technical and procedural matters. The main
benefit to the delivery of bespoke training is that the training is
specifically tailored to meet your organisation's individual needs
and enables you to address specific problem areas that are relevant
to your organisation.
CRD has previously organised the
following bespoke training events for various organisations and
Member States:
- Co-ordination & Procedures
- Physical/Chemical Properties
- Fate & Behaviour
- Consumer Risk Assessment & Residues
- Operator Exposure
- Dermal Absorption
If you would be interested in
discussing the possibility of CRD providing your organisation with
a tailor-made training programme, or if you would simply like us to
deliver an existing training programme at your office, please
contact Nicola Snowden by emailing nicola.snowden@hse.gov.uk
In accordance with our financial
remit, HSE has to recover costs for the work it delivers.
Consequently, a charge would have to be made for the preparation
and delivery of the training, and any associated travel and
subsistence costs.
Please note that CRD will not be able
to provide advice on specific application work as part of the
bespoke service. Such queries should be dealt with in the usual
manner.
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