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Global materials compliance handbook
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Whether a company operates global facilities or just imports/exports goods to the United States, personnel and advisors must understand regulatory requirements. Most companies that ship or receive ...
Whether a company operates global facilities or just imports/exports goods to the United States, personnel and advisors must understand regulatory requirements. Most companies that ship or receive goods internationally have developed MCS that address regulatory requirements; however, these typically are labor intensive, independent of other company systems, adequately address only their primary location, and are not updated in a timely manner. Supply chain logistics is complicated, and this book details how to avoid security holds on shipments and gives sound advice on how to cope if another "
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- Creator
- John Phyper, Philippe Ducas, Peter J. Baish
- Format
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- Language
- English
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- Hoboken, NJ : Wiley, c2004
- Physical Details
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- 1 online resource (495 p.)
- ISBNs
- 0471494275, 9780471467397, 1280345659, 9786610345656, 9780471494270, 9780471494263, 0471494267, 0471467391, 0470357665
- OCLC
- ocm52509479, ocm55892629
- Description based upon print version of record.
- Includes bibliographical references and index.
- English
- GLOBAL MATERIALS COMPLIANCE HANDBOOK; CONTENTS; PREFACE; ACKNOWLEDGMENT; 1 Introduction; 1.1. Overview; 1.2. Types of Legislation; 1.3. Government Enforcement; 1.4. Content; References; PART I REGULATORY REQUIREMENTS; 2 Chemical Registration, Notification, and Listing; 2.1. Introduction; 2.2. Requirements for North America; 2.2.1. United States; 2.2.2. Canada; 2.3. European Requirements; 2.3.1. Current Requirements; 2.3.2. REACH Program; 2.4. Pacific Rim Requirements; 2.4.1. China; 2.4.2. Australia; 2.4.3. Philippines; 2.4.4. Korea; References; 3 Material Safety Data Sheets; 3.1. Introduction
- 3.2. Global MSDS Requirements3.3. North American Requirement; 3.3.1. United States Requirement; 3.3.2. U.S. Approach to GHS; 3.3.3. Canadian Requirements; 3.3.4. Mexican Requirement; 3.4. European Safety Data Sheets; 3.4.1. Overview of Labeling (Classification); 3.4.2. Substance Versus Preparation; 3.4.3. Environmental Classification; 3.4.4. SDS Format; 3.4.5. Languages; 3.5. Pacific Rim MSDS; 3.5.1. MSDS for Japan; 3.5.2. SDS for Korea; 3.5.3. SDS for China; 3.5.4. SDS for Australia; 3.5.5. SDS for Malaysia; 3.5.6. SDS for Thailand; 3.6. Global Harmonization System (GHS); References
- 4 Product Label Requirements4.1. Introduction; 4.2. North America; 4.2.1. United States; 4.2.2. Canada; 4.2.3. Mexico; 4.3. Europe; 4.3.1. Information Contained on a European Label; 4.3.2. Final Choice of Risk and Safety Phrases; 4.3.3. Chemical Name(s) to Be Displayed on the Label; 4.3.4. Choice of Danger Symbols; 4.3.5. Choice of Risk Phrases; 4.3.6. Choice of Safety Phrases; 4.3.7. The EC Number; 4.3.8. The Dimensions of the Label for Preparations; 4.3.9. Special Cases: Substances; 4.3.10. Special Cases: Preparations; 4.4. Pacific Rim; 4.4.1. Japan; 4.4.2. Korea; 4.4.3. China
- 4.4.4. Australia4.4.5. Malaysia; References; 5 Transport Requirements; 5.1. Overview of Transport Legislation; 5.2. International Requirements; 5.2.1. United Nations (UN); 5.2.2. ICAO and IATA; 5.2.3. IMO; 5.3. North American Requirements; 5.3.1. U.S. DOT; 5.3.2. Canadian TDG; 5.3.3. Mexican; 5.4. European Requirements; 5.4.1. ADR; 5.4.2. EU Inland Waterways; 5.4.3. Navigation on the Rhine; 5.4.4. RID-OTIF; 5.5. Other Country Requirements; 5.5.1. Australia National Dangerous Goods Policy; 5.5.2. China Transport Packaging of Dangerous Goods; References; 6 Import Compliance
- 6.1. Change in Strategy at the Border6.1.1. Overview of Content; 6.1.2. Historical Perspective; 6.2. Import Compliance Issues; 6.3. Self-Assessments?; 6.4. Import Requirements of Individual Countries and Economic Unions; 6.4.1. United States; 6.4.2. Canada; 6.4.3. Mexico; 6.4.4. European Union; 6.4.5. Australia; 6.4.6. China; 6.4.7. Japan; 6.4.8. Korea; 6.4.9. Taiwan; References; 7 Export Compliance; 7.1. Overview; 7.2. General Export Control Legislation; 7.3. International Agreements for Export Control; 7.4. North America; 7.4.1. United States; 7.4.2. Canada; 7.4.3. Mexico
- 7.5. European Union