Regulatory Updates on Restricted Substances in E&E Products for the US Market

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Join this webinar to learn about restricted substances updates for electrical and electronic (E&E) products in the US.

Producing and manufacturing electrical and electronic goods whilst keeping up with regulatory requirements for restricted substances (RS) can be complex and challenging. But ensuring safety and quality for customers is vital, and manufacturers and retailers need to proactively monitor their compliance systems.

This complimentary webinar will guide participants through key chemical regulations in the US, taking a deeper look at how restricted substances such as Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS) are controlled by state and national legislation, and examining risk management in manufacturing practices.

Presenters Tiffany Tsui and Brian Lo will also explain how SGS’s services can help companies successfully navigate RS requirements, providing expert solutions which utilize the latest technologies and our unique global network.

This webinar is aimed at quality and regulatory compliance professionals (buyers, manufacturers, merchants and quality assurance executives) in the Electrical and Electronics industry.

Agenda

Prop 65 – latest warning label requirements and SGS services
US Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA) requirements
Latest PFAS trends
SGS solutions
Q&A

Presenters

Tiffany Tsui
Technical Services Executive, Connectivity, SGS Hong Kong

Tiffany graduated from the University of California, Berkley, and is a technical consultant for international clients, specializing in chemical testing. She has been regularly invited to speak at various forums and seminars on the latest regulatory developments for restricted substances in electrical and electronic products.

Brian Lo
Technical Manager, Connectivity, SGS North America

Brian joined SGS NA as Technical Manager in Connectivity in 2021, focusing on chemical compliance in E&E products and their supply chains. Prior to this, he was in the testing and certification industry for six years, also focusing on global chemical compliance for consumer products.