Please note: This course is
available online.
Duration: 1
year.
Attendance: 4 one-week full-time taught modules
and a four-week Applied Research Project, but online study is an
option.
Entry requirements: Honours degree in a
chemistry-related subject, or A level Chemistry and not less than
three years’ relevant experience.
Fees: Visit the Money Website for fee
information
Location: Hull Campus
About the programme
Delivered with the Environmental Technology Centre of Industrial
Collaboration (ETCIC), this course is designed to help staff within
industries using chemicals to deal with Government regulations on
the Registration, Evaluation and Authorisation of Chemicals
(REACH). This legislation has had a major impact on the global
chemical industry. All chemicals manufactured and imported into
Europe need to have a dossier showing REACH compliance. The course
aims to provide an accredited qualification for staff working with
REACH.
The programme has been extremely successful in attracting both
those responsible for managing their organisation’s compliance with
the new REACH legislation and environmental consultants who may be
looking to gain expertise in this area. It is an exciting and
unique opportunity for company members to understand exactly what
REACH is about and how to comply with the new regulations.
Delegates also gain proficiency in project management, public
speaking and computer skills, while getting a great chance to
network with some of the top business consultants and lecturers in
REACH legislation.
Core modules
- REACH Basics
- Testing and Data Analysis – SIEF Technical Tools
- Exposure and Environmental Risk Assessment – SIEF Technical
Tools
- Legal Issues, Authorisation and Business Preparation – SIEF
Business Tools
- Applied Research Project
Assessment
Assessment is through examination reports, assignments and the
Applied Research Project.
Special features
The course offers what we believe to be the best and most
comprehensive training in REACH that is currently available. It is
delivered in a very flexible way: either by attendance at one-week
full-time courses or by distance learning. This means that students
can fit their studies around their home and work commitments. Even
assessments can be taken online at a time to suit the student.
The Applied Research Project allows you to demonstrate the
skills and knowledge gained on the course by applying them to an
area of relevance to your own organisation.
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2/14/2012