Avoid Common Errors and Ensure Compliance
This e-learning course will walk you through the steps to complete a notification in ECHA's Submission Portal. By completing this course, you will be able to make PCN in the new harmonised format, in ECHA's portal.

The Annex, as amended, describes in detail, the what, when, where, and how to submit required information.
Notable new elements, of this requirement include:
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Providing the full chemical composition of the mixture – this means both the hazardous and non-hazardous components.
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Labeling your product with a unique formula identifier (UFI) – the UFI allows poison centres to rapidly identify the product.
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Assigning a product category according to the European Product Categorisation System (EuPCS).
Topics covered in this online course
- Scope of PCN requirements (Commission Regulation (EU) 2017/542)
- Notification deadlines and Transition Period
- Advantages for global companies with activities in the EU, to submit voluntary PCN
- How to notify
- Unique Formula Identifier (UFI)
- PCN Format: Information required in the submission
- Mixture in mixtures (MIM)
- Group Submissions
- Reduced submission
- Monitor submissions and when to update
- Supporting tools such as navigating through Commission Regulation (EU) 2017/542 and supporting guidance documents; UFI Generator; ECHA submission portal; PCN Format; EU Product Categorisation System (EU PCS); monitor EU Member State Readiness Status
Highlights
Here is a summary of what you can expect from this online course.
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6 Course Modules
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Instant access to 1.5 hours of course recordings
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Summary handouts & additional resources
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Test your learning with module quizzes
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Complete the course in approximately X hours
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Completion certificate
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All for EUR 395,00 including applicable sales taxes
Course curriculum
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1
Welcome to the course
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Welcome
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How to use this course
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Introduction to Poison Centre Notifications
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Before we begin ...
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Introduction - Handout
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2
Module 1 - Background
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Introduction to Module 1
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Module 1 - Background
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Module 1 Handout
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Module 1 - Test your knowledge
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3
Module 2 - Notification Procedure
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Introduction to Module 2
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Module 2 - Notification Procedure
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Module 2 Handout
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Module 2 - Test your knowledge
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4
Module 3 - Information Requirements
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Introduction to Module 3
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Module 3 - Information Requirements : Part 1
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Module 3 - Information Requirements : Part 2
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Module 3 - Information Requirements : Part 3
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Module 3 - Exercise 1
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Module 3 - Exercise handout
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Module 3 - Exercise 1 Solution
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Module 3 Handout
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Module 3 - Test your knowledge
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Module 4 - Alternative Submission Types
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Introduction to Module 4
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Module 4 - Alternative Submission Types
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Module 4 Handout
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Module 4 - Test your knowledge
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Module 5 - Monitor your Submission
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Introduction to Module 5
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Module 5 - Monitor your Submission
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Module 5 Handout
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Module 5 - Test your knowledge
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Module 6 - Current Status of EU Member States
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Introduction to Module 6
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Module 6 - Current Statues of the EU Member States
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Module 6 Handout
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Module 6 - Test your knowledge
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Congratulations! Here's what's next
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You're almost done!
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Before you go
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Learning Outcomes
At the end of this course, participants will obtain:
- Ability to integrate knowledge of the CLP regulation and to analyse, evaluate and manage their hazardous mixture inventories
- Ability to understand and easily navigate through CLP Annex VIII (Commission Regulation (EU) 2017/542) and supporting documents
- Capacity to successfully complete and monitor poison centre notifications
- Capacity to obtain, analyse, and communicate information pertaining to PCN, up and down your supply chain
Who should attend this course
This course has been specifically developed to suit personnel responsible for meeting regulatory compliance for hazardous chemicals in the EU. It will be most relevant to:
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Importers and Downstream Users who place hazardous mixture on the market
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Global Regulatory Experts and EHS Managers with supply-chain activities in the EU
Instructor

Patrick Moungang
Regulatory Consultant

Madhuri Sugand
Hazard Systems Consultant