SAFECOM REGULATORY CONFERENCE 2013 - A REAL SUCCESS
27/03/2013 Safeware Quasar Ltd
The prestigious SafeCom regulatory conference, which is the UK's largest chemical regulatory conference, returned for its ninth consecutive year on the 7th March and once again was a huge success. SafeCom 2013 attracted global interest, with over 130 attendees including stakeholders from broad industrial sectors.The SafeCom regulatory conference provided the ideal networking platform, as well as the opportunity to review the latest and emerging Chemical Regulatory changes affecting the industry. With a range of presentations offering guidance to support delegates in their respective roles, SafeCom 2013's programme focused on CLP/GHS, REACH and in particular the Extended SDS, Transport Regulations and the new Biocidal Product Regulation.
In addition, the conference hosted an industry related exhibition, providing attendees the opportunity to review the latest advances in services, hardware and software that support the industry sector.
According to delegate feedback, the highlight of the conference was the attention to Emergency Response. Of particular interest, was an insight into what important information should ideally be included on a Safety Data Sheet when dealing with medical emergencies through the National Poisons Information Service (NPIS).
Simon Robinson, Technical Director, Safeware Quasar says: "We have once again received very positive feedback regarding the content of the SafeCom 2013 programme and are proud to offer a conference that covers all the salient areas affecting the chemical sector. Many visitors have already suggested topics for next year's event and requested dates for SafeCom 2014; we look forward to delivering details in the near future."
For more information about Safeware Quasar and its services it call 0115 965 1888 or visit http://www.safeware.co.uk
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