Do you produce, import or supply a product that is placed on the EU market and contains SVHCs?

From January 2021, all companies placing products on the EU market must notify those containing SVHCs to the SCIP database.

The idea behind SCIP is that to successfully develop a circular economy and enable recycling, hazardous chemicals must be removed from materials. The data requirements for the SCIP database are more extensive and complex than those of REACH Article 33 and require substantial amounts of information from the supply chain, which presents a huge challenge for industry.

Learn how to meet your SCIP requirements with this online course that you can access now.

Topics covered in this online course

  • What are the SCIP requirements and who is affected 
  • SCIP data structure and content 
  • Detailed assessment of data requirements Options to simplify your SCIP notification 
  • How to create a SCIP-compatible dataset 
  • IT tools: IUCLID and S2S API 
  • Examples from the automotive, advanced manufacturing and retail sectors 
  • Advantages and challenges of common information exchange formats

Highlights

Here is a summary of what you can expect from this online course.

  • 9 Course Modules

  • Instant access to 2.5 hours of course recordings

  • Useful summary handouts & additional resources

  • Test your learning with practical exercises

  • Complete the course in approximately 3.5 hours

  • Completion certificate

  • All for EUR 395 including applicable sales taxes

Royal Society of Chemistry Approved Training

This e-learning course is approved by the Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC) as an approved course counting towards Continuing Professional Development (CPD) credit hours.

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Course curriculum

  • 1

    Welcome to the course

    • Welcome

    • How to use this course

    • Introduction to A Practical Guide to the SCIP Database

    • Who needs to notify to the SCIP database

    • Before we begin ...

  • 2

    Module 1 - Your obligations

    • Introduction to Module 1

    • Module 1 - Your obligations

    • Module 1 - Handout and additional resources

    • Module 1 - Test your knowledge

  • 3

    Module 2 - SCIP data requirements

    • Introduction to Module 2

    • Module 2 part 1 - SCIP data requirements

    • Module 2 part 2 - Analysis of all data points

    • Module 2 part 3 - Concern element related data

    • Module 2 - Handout and additional resources

    • Module 2 - Test your knowledge

  • 4

    Module 3 - Data structure in SCIP

    • Introduction to Module 3

    • Module 3 - Data structure in SCIP

    • Module 3 Exercise instructions

    • Module 3 exercise - Internal manufacturing BOM

    • Module 3 exercise - Supplier SVHC declarations

    • Module 3 Exercise Discussion

    • Module 3 Handout and additional resources

  • 5

    Module 4 - Common data challenges

    • Introduction to Module 4

    • Module 4 - Common data challenges

    • Module 4 exercise - sample data

    • Module 4 - Exercise questions

    • Module 4 Handout and additional resources

  • 6

    Module 5 - Ways to simplify your SCIP notification

    • Introduction to Module 5

    • Module 5 part 1 - Ways to simplify your SCIP notification

    • Module 5 part 2 - Grouping

    • Module 5 Handout and additional resources

  • 7

    Module 6 - IT tools

    • Introduction to Module 6

    • Module 6 Part 1 - IT tools

    • Module 6 part 2 - ECHA Cloud services

    • Module 6 part 3 - How to use IUCLID on-line

    • Module 6 Demonstration

    • Module 6 part 4 - System-to-system API

    • Module 6 Additional resources

  • 8

    Module 7 - Creating a SCIP-compatible dataset

    • Introduction to Module 7

    • Module 7 part 1 - Creating a SCIP-compatible dataset

    • Module 7 part 2 - Information exchange formats

    • Module 7 Handout and Additional Resources

  • 9

    Module 8 - Successful SCIP submission and beyond

    • Introduction to Module 8

    • Module 8 - Successful SCIP submission and beyond

    • Module 8 Handout and Additional Resources

  • 10

    Module 9 - SCIP Database: One Year Later

    • Introduction to Module 9

    • Module 9 Part 1 - General Updates

    • Module 9 Part 2 - Enforcement by MSs

    • Module 9 Part 3 - Dissemination Portal Released

    • Module 9 Part 4 - Lessons Learned

    • Module 9 Part 5 - Helpful Tips and Tools

    • Module 9 Handout and Additional Resources

    • Module 9 - Test your knowledge

  • 11

    Congratulations! Here's what's next

    • You're almost done!

    • Before you go

Learning Outcomes

At the end of this course, participants will be able to:

  • Understand the requirements of SCIP
  • Identify your data gaps
  • Be aware of the data challenges and potential solutions
  • Identify a data collection strategy for your company

Who should attend this course

This course will be most relevant to:

  • EU-based manufacturers, importers and suppliers of articles (i.e. products, component parts)

  • Suppliers based outside the EU may be affected indirectly so would also benefit

  • Industries: advanced manufacturing, automotive, aerospace, electronics, consumer goods, retail

How will you benefit from this course

  • Knowledge

    Unlock valuable knowledge and practical tools to help you meet your SCIP requirements.

  • Cost-effective

    Access the course content immediately upon purchase and complete it at your own pace, in the comfort of your office or home.

  • Stay ahead of the curve

    Access the latest regulatory and scientific information delivered by leading experts in the field.

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Course Reviews

Very good course!

Angela Augustin

Thank you for this very informative and useful course!

Thank you for this very informative and useful course!

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aj guikema

Good quizzes - solid assessment of trainees' grasp of the materials. Very nice job.

Good quizzes - solid assessment of trainees' grasp of the materials. Very nice job.

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Instructors

Dr Sandra Meijer

Principal: Product Stewardship

Dr Sandra Meijer (PhD, Environmental Chemistry) is a recognised expert on chemicals management and product stewardship. Dr. Meijer developed the Group’s highly regarded Yordas Hive suite of regulatory compliance tools for industry, as well as industry specific tools such as GRMS2 for the automotive industry. Sandra has extensive knowledge on how global chemicals regulations impact supply chains, with a particular expertise in the advanced manufacturing sector. She has delivered numerous training workshops for industry on topics such as REACH, Regulatory Inspections, Substances of Very High Concern, etc. and works closely with industry bodies such as ACEA and IAEG. Sandra believes passionately that product stewardship is about harnessing the power of data to move beyond simple compliance to build a more sustainable business.

Dr Zainab Ahmad

Regulatory Consultant

Dr Zainab Ahmad is a regulatory consultant as part of the Yordas Product Stewardship business unit. Currently, she works as part of the regulatory monitoring team with a focus on SCIP services. Additionally, she’s responsible for Product Stewardship business development for North America across various industries, such as advanced manufacturing, auto/aerospace, air filtration, and electronics. Zainab has a PhD in Chemical Biology from McMaster University.