We offer customizable regulatory training sessions to assist companies in understanding and complying with health and environmental regulations.
Health and environmental legislation will require compliance by manufacturers, retailers, brand managers, traders, and distributors across the globe. EU RoHS, China RoHS, REACH, and California Prop 65 are examples of such requirements that have already been imposed with more to come in the near future. Where do you get training on global legislation for today and tomorrow?
Intertek provides public and private seminars and company-specific regulatory training for local, regional, and global restricted substances legislation. Our green seminars provide executive overviews including the impact of legislation, detailed legislative briefings, detailed technical briefings, solutions strategies, or identification of the implementation process to be compliant. Contact Intertek today to discuss your specific corporate regulatory educational requirements.
Intertek Regulatory Training available includes:
- Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA)
- California Proposition 65
- Food Contact Regulations
- Carbon Footprint
- Conflict Minerals
- Restricted Substances
Frequently Asked Questions
Intertek provides customizable regulatory training programs through public webinars, private workshops, and company-specific sessions. Training can range from executive-level overviews and regulatory updates to detailed technical consultations, implementation strategies, and compliance-focused workshops tailored to an organization's specific needs.
Yes. Intertek offers company-specific training that can be tailored to your products, industries, supply chains, and geographic markets. Customized sessions help organizations focus on the regulations most relevant to their business and provide practical guidance for implementing compliance programs.
Regulatory training helps organizations understand legal requirements, identify compliance obligations, improve internal processes, avoid costly violations, and prepare for emerging regulations. By educating relevant teams, companies can make informed decisions, strengthen due diligence efforts, and proactively address compliance challenges before they impact products or market access.