It is not always clear from the new chemical notification forms what type of information is important to provide the U.S. EPA to properly inform the risk assessment and reduce delays. This session will highlight information from the U.S. EPA’s “Points to Consider” draft document for new chemical notifications and is designed to assist submitters with chemical information development. The session will provide tips on additional information to provide the U.S. EPA regarding chemical properties, industrial operations and identified routes of exposure and release even when the notification/exemption forms do not explicitly request it.

Learners will have 30 days to access all course content from the date of purchase. Learners can also download a PDF of course slides following purchase.

When you complete this course you will understand:
• Additional information needs beyond those in the traditional notification form to reduce delays
• The chemical lifecycle and downstream customer information that must be provided
• Impact of providing incomplete submissions to EPA
• The basics of the EPA Central Data Exchange system for TSCA submissions