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Welcome to the NCEC resources page

Poison centres: how can you remain compliant with the new regulations? (22 June 2020)

Poison centre notifications – data requirements for Annex VIII to CLP checklist

SCIP database: what does it mean for your organisation? (9 June 2020)

How to make your safety data sheets compliant and ensure appropriate emergency response provision

COVID-19: business recovery and long-term planning in an uncertain world

Emergency response - implications for distributors

Environmental chemistry and toxicology: delivering value through scientific expertise and regulatory insight

COVID-19 business preparedness toolkit

Cutting through the noise – business preparedness against coronavirus

COVID-19 Business preparedness checklist

Is telephone medical response an integral part of chemical emergency response?

Guidelines for Level 1 Chemical Emergency Response

Best practice in level 1 emergency response (29 January, 2020)

Brexit – preparing to leave the EU (16 January 2020)

Benefits of receiving proportionate advice when responding to a hazmat incident for emergency services (11 December 2019)

What's coming in 2020 in the world of regulatory affairs (9 December 2019)

Global legal standards for emergency telephone numbers – summary tables (November 2019 Edition)

Emotional resilience and response training

Global legal standards for emergency telephone numbers – summary tables (November 2019 Edition)

HazmatSOS – for international emergency services

Brexit – how do we proceed from here webinar and Q&A session (31 October 2019)

Global 24/7 telephone emergency response helpline

Information vs advice for emergency response webinar (17 October 2019)

Poison centres: Annex VIII – the new harmonised not quite harmonised approach