INFORMATION

2019 / 07 / 23  12:06

An EXHIBITOR for CHEMICAL MATERIAL JAPAN 2019 in SEPTEMBER

The Chemical Daily, a renowned newspaper, specializing in chemical matters worldwide is going to hold an exhibition named Chemical Material Japan 2019 [1] during September 18 and 19 at PACIFICO Yokohama[2].

 

HS-TECH ENGINEERING will attend the exhibition in the booth of TECHNOHILL as a partner firm for the company. Mr. Hashimoto is waiting for your visit at the booth.

 

 

[1] https://www.chemmate.jp/en

 

[2] https://www.pacifico.co.jp/english/tabid/500/Default.aspx

 

2019 / 05 / 15  12:13

DRAFT LIST on HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES by DIW, THAILAND.

In this March 2019, The Department of Industrial Works (DIW), Thailand issued a drafted list of new hazardous substances to receive comments from stakeholders. Due date for receiving comments did not appear on the web site.

 

You can download the new list in pdf form and input comments from the web site at;

 

http://php.diw.go.th/rubfung/show.php

 

Someone claimed that impurity of 0.005 w/w % in Hexachlorobenzene was challenging for some materials.

2019 / 02 / 14  11:37

On April 15th, Seminar at Tokyo

 

The Chemical Daily, a renowned newspaper in Japan will invite Dr. Chayawee, a director for Pollution Control Department,
The Ministry of Natural Resource and Environment, Thailand and Mr. Hashimoto as speakers of a seminar in Tokyo,

which is focousing only on regulatory status of Thailand associated with industrial chemicals.

 

 Venue. https://www.hotelgp-tokyo.com/shu/shu01.html

 

The seminar will be held from 13:00 at Tokyo Garden Palace Hotel in Tokyo. Mr. Hashimoto is going to explain tips, below for enterprises to address issues, derives from various aspects including Thai culture.

 

·   CBI Rejection by DIW due to an inconsistency between some documents, prepared by a forwarder in the description of ingredient name and concentration. 

·   SDS and label requirements. 

·   Posed a fine of Penalty due to a discovery of hazardous substances in factory which had not notified to DIW. 

·   The reasons why agencies can not disclose criteria and who overcomes the tough situations?  

·   Lessons learned from experience above and countermeasures.

 

Outlines of the seminar can be seen on the web site at;

https://www.chemicaldaily.co.jp/seminar/20190415/

 

2018 / 11 / 10  13:42

Master Plan on (Industrial) Chemicals Management, proposed by DIW on August 7, 2018

 Vision;

Risk based chemicals and hazardous substances management throughout product life cycle with cooperation from all sectors

 

Strategy-1;

Development of chemicals and hazardous substances management in systematical manner.

Measurement 1;

Establishment of a national organization for the national chemical management.

Development of legal tools

Development of risk based chemical management processes

Upgrading Chemical Management Mechanisms, district level

 

                                                              Table Schedule of Measure-1 

master plan on chemicals aug 7 2018 - web site nov 11.jpg 

Strategy-2;

Development of data base for supporting the management of chemicals and hazardous substances.

Measurement 2;

Upgrading of database in the agency

Preparation of National Chemical Inventory

Database links to upgrade utilization

Development of environment factors to support the database

 

Strategy-3;

Enhancing skills and knowledge of stakeholders at all levels.

Measurement 3;

Development of  tool / way on chemical and hazardous substance

Development of  knowledge transfer process to Thai

Train up specialists and personnel in the management of chemicals and hazardous substances

Strategy-4;

Integrating to strengthen cooperation both internal and international.

Measurement 4;

Enhancing role of stakeholders in the management of chemicals and hazardous substances

Establishment of cooperation mechanisms between sectors

Upgrading of international cooperation

 

Details of the schedule will be available for a charge upon request.

2018 / 10 / 04  10:25

ANNOUNCEMENT ON THE SEMINAR AT TOKYO IN THIS OCTOBER

Mr. Hashimoto,President of HS-TECH ENGINEERING is going to deliver a presentation on regulatory status in Thailand at Tokyo on this October 19th. The seminar is organized by a publishing company ' Joho Kiko Co., Ltd'. 

He trys to explain entire fields of regulations, relating to chemicals below in a 4 hours of presentation.

  

No. Contents No. 2 Regulation / details 
1 Review the seminar in April a Trends in industrial chemicals regulation
1 Review the seminar in April b Risk assessment on chemicals
1 Review the seminar in April c Remarks on storage, handling and transfer of hazardous substances
1 Review the seminar in April d Chemicals regulations except for Hazardous Substance Act.
1 Review the seminar in April e International or regional convention / agreement relating to chemicals
1 Review the seminar in April f Tips on negotiation with Thai officers
2  Current status on Hazardous Substance Act a An existing chemicals inventory
2  Current status on Hazardous Substance Act b Priority substance screening methodologies 
2  Current status on Hazardous Substance Act c Exposure assessment
3 Status on amendments on chemicals regulation except for Hazardous Substance Act a Product Safety, Consumer protection
3 Status on amendments on chemicals regulation except for Hazardous Substance Act b Occupational safety and Health
3 Status on amendments on chemicals regulation except for Hazardous Substance Act c Pollutant Release, Transfer, Register (PRTR)
3 Status on amendments on chemicals regulation except for Hazardous Substance Act d Arm control/Fertilizer/Food additives/Medical Devices
4 Regulations, mentioned in October seminar a Food Act
4 Regulations, mentioned in October seminar b Cosmetic Act
 4 Regulations, mentioned in October seminar c  Industrial Product Standards Act 2510
 4 Regulations, mentioned in October seminar d Thai RoHS
4 Regulations, mentioned in October seminar e Minamata Convention and its domestic implementation
4 Regulations, mentioned in October seminar f Narcotics Act 
4 Regulations, mentioned in October seminar g Alcohol Control Act
4 Regulations, mentioned in October seminar h Nuclear Energy for Peace Act
4 Regulations, mentioned in October seminar i Fuel Oils Control Act
4 Regulations, mentioned in October seminar j Pathogens and Animal Toxins Act 
4 Regulations, mentioned in October seminar k Regulation of the Prime Minister Office on the Prevention and Combating of Oil Pollution
4 Regulations, mentioned in October seminar l Weights and Measures Act
4 Regulations, mentioned in October seminar m Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Act
PUBLIC DISASTER PREVENTION AND MITIGATION ACT
4 Regulations, mentioned in October seminar n Process Safety Management Regulation
4 Regulations, mentioned in October seminar o Promotion of Science and Technology Professionals Act
5 Factory Act a Risk assessment
5 Factory Act b e-waste
5 Factory Act c Role and responsibilities