ZDHC CMS TIG Training

This advanced and practical training is developed based on the ZDHC Chemical Management System Technical Industry Guide (ZDHC CMS TIG). It explains the minimum requirements of CMS implementation and contains case studies and practical examples for inspiration.

course curriculum The training composes of 9 sections, which mirrors the ZDHC CMS TIG. A. Start of the CMS Journey - Preparation and Planning

1. Chemical Management Policy
2. Chemical Management Strategy B. Build Up Through Action - Implementation
3. Assessments (Regulatory, Chemical, Supply Chain, Safer Alternative)
4. Health & Safety
5. Chemical Inventory
6. Storage & Handling C. Monitor and Accelerate - Review and Update
7. Process Control
8. Output Management (Wastewater, Sludge, Air Emission, Solid Waste)
9. Continuous Improvement

Knowledge about basic chemical management.

learning outcome By the end of the course, you will have the skills to:

Develop Policy and Strategy Documents: Create comprehensive policy and strategy documents that demonstrate the commitment of supplier leadership to various aspects. Establish CMS Procedures: Formulate and implement relevant procedures for Chemical Management System (CMS) to ensure adherence to safety and regulatory standards. Conduct Assessments: Perform assessments covering regulatory compliance, chemical hazard and risk, capabilities of supply chain partners, and identification of safer alternatives. Implement Health & Safety Actions: Develop and implement health and safety procedures for all employees, fostering a secure working environment. Manage Chemical Inventory: Effectively handle Chemical Inventory Lists (CIL) and Safety Data Sheets (SDS) to enhance transparency and traceability in chemical management. Monitor Environmental Outputs: Oversee and manage wastewater, sludge, air, and solid waste outputs, ensuring effective environmental management. Continuous Improvement: Engage in continuous improvement practices through internal and external reviews, identifying areas for enhancement, and implementing onsite training as needed.