Prop 65 Training

Service Description

A comprehensive Proposition 65 training program should provide employees with a clear understanding of the law, its purpose, and the chemicals listed under the Act. It should also cover exposure assessment, including identifying potential exposure pathways and understanding the concept of "significant exposure." The training should explain safe harbor levels and No Significant Risk Levels (NSRLs) and how to use them to determine if a warning is required. Additionally, it should detail warning requirements, including content, formatting, timing, and placement. Recordkeeping requirements, such as maintaining exposure assessments, warning label development, and supplier declarations, should be addressed. The importance of communicating with suppliers about Proposition 65 requirements and obtaining supplier declarations should be emphasized. Finally, the training should cover the potential consequences of non-compliance and provide best practices for identifying and addressing potential risks. By providing employees with this knowledge, companies can minimize their risk of non-compliance and protect their brand reputation.