Transition Dec 2020
This Transition update provides a snapshot view of the issues that could affect your organisation from January 1st 2021. We have provided a very quick view of each topic (10 seconds per slide) so you can flip through and decide whether it is important to you. If it is, you can find the full text within the main iSHEQ sections.
The links below open up the external links:
- Air Quality Regulations
- POPs Regulations
- Legislation for Road Traffic Offences committed in the EU
- Northern Ireland Statutory Rule for Waste
- Greenhouse Gas Regulations
- UK Goods declarations: You bring or receive goods into Great Britain or Northern Ireland / You send goods from Great Britain or Northern Ireland
- Using personal data in your business and Intellectual Property
- Exporting active substances to the EEA and Northern Ireland
- Trading with the EU and Licence Security information
- Regulating Explosives
- Regulating the Chemicals sector
- Trade Marks - UK and EU
- Product Safety and Metrology
- Moving goods under the Northern Ireland Protocol
- Composition and Labelling of Food
- F-Gases and ODS
If you have any feedback or questions, please do get in touch.
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Adam Faiers - Director
Adam has been working on Quality and Environmental management systems for most of his career in small, medium and corporate organisations. A keen advocate of the ISO approach as a platform for improvement, Adam ensures that systems are practical and useful for Managers and Staff to use.
Following a number of years working on software development projects, Adam has diversified into Information Security and Business Continuity management. Keen to formalise his industry experience, he is currently undertaking a Diploma in Business Continuity Management at Buckingham University.
Adam has a PhD from Cranfield University and now supports the MSc Environmental Management programmes through the advisory panel and visiting lectures.
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