At a glance
3-4 November 2026
10 hours
3 Trainers
Join this training to gain a clear, practical understanding of TSCA requirements and how to navigate the EPA's evolving regulatory landscape
About event
Implementation of the amended Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA) is very much a work in progress, and the US EPA's regulatory actions require continuous monitoring. Staying on top of these changes is critically important, and training on current regulatory requirements is vital.
This course provides in-depth, practical training across four online modules covering the very latest TSCA regulatory and policy developments, their impact, and how to anticipate requirements, comply with the law, and remain commercially competitive. Participants will build a working understanding of the TSCA inventory, new chemicals review process, ongoing compliance obligations, and the tools available for protecting confidential business information and managing risk.
Key topics:
By attending this online training course, you will learn about:
- the fundamentals of TSCA, including the definitions it uses and the centrality of its chemical substances inventory;
- the applicability of new exemptions from pre-manufacture notices for new chemical reviews;
- strategies for successful new chemicals submissions;
- ongoing compliance obligations;
- requirements for confidential business information protection; and
- processes for existing chemicals risk evaluation/risk management.
Why attend?
- A structured, four-module course covering TSCA from fundamentals through to advanced compliance topics
- Clear explanations of the new chemicals notification and review process, including available exemptions
- Practical guidance on preparing successful pre-manufacture notices and new chemical submissions
- Insight into confidential business information (CBI) protections and how to secure them correctly
- Up-to-date coverage of EPA's risk evaluation and risk management activities for existing chemicals
- Actionable strategies to stay compliant while remaining commercially competitive as EPA's regulatory actions continue to evolve
Who should attend?
- Manufacturers, importers, and processors of chemical substances subject to TSCA
- Product stewardship, regulatory affairs, and compliance professionals
- EHS (environmental, health and safety) managers handling chemical inventory and reporting obligations
- R&D, formulation, and product development teams introducing new chemical substances
- Supply chain, legal, and sustainability teams managing chemical compliance risk
- Consultants or professionals looking to strengthen their understanding of US chemical control regulation
Is this a key topic of interest for your business? We can run this training course exclusively for your organization, as a tailored learning experience. Email us at events@chemicalwatch.com for more information
