SCIP Training (ECHA Database)
Duration: 8 hours (1 day)
The SCIP Training is designed for companies required to report substances of very high concern (SVHC) in their products, in accordance with ECHA regulations. The course covers the entire process of creating, validating, and submitting data to the SCIP database.
Module 1: Theoretical introduction
The first part of the training focuses on the theoretical foundations of the SCIP system and the obligations arising from REACH regulations:
- Legal requirements – an overview of regulations regarding SVHC substances and reporting obligations to the SCIP database.
- Obligation to report articles to SCIP – an introduction to the SCIP database and its role in managing hazardous substances.
Module 2: Working with SCIP
The second part of the training includes practical handling of the SCIP system:
- System administration – understanding the ECHA Cloud Services administrative tools from both user and legal entity perspectives.
- Analysis of product documentation – during the training you will learn best practices for obtaining and analyzing documentation of the chemical composition of products.
- Creating SCIP notifications – creating and managing data for articles containing SVHC in the IUCLID system.
- Validation and data submission – verification of notifications and submission of data through the ECHA Submission Portal.
Who is the training for?
This training is dedicated to:
- Individuals responsible for regulatory compliance in companies that must report SVHC substances to the SCIP database.
- Manufacturers, distributors and importers of the articles.
Why is it worth it?
- Comprehensive approach – the training covers all aspects of data management in the SCIP database.
- Workshops – practical work on the SCIP system with real data.
- Training account – we provide access to the ECHA Cloud system for each participant.
Trainers
The training is conducted by experienced specialists who support companies in product analysis and material data management, particularly regarding the obligation to report SVHC substances to the SCIP database.
We invite you to register and take advantage of the knowledge of our experienced trainers!