Streamlining Material Declarations: Supplier Data for EU SCIP Database

Webinar Overview

Starting January 5, 2021, manufacturers and other economic operators will need to submit information into the SCIP database if a product contains one or more SVHCs. Given that SVHCs are still necessary in many types of products, including electronics, aerospace, and automotive, this will be a real challenge for those industries.

All of the major material declaration standards that are used globally are undergoing updates to address the new requirements. The IEC 62474 and IPC-1754 standards were both developed to comprehensively support EU REACH compliance and they already support 80% of the information for the SCIP database.

ECHA has mandated some additional data fields that haven’t been typically communicated through supply chains and these standards will see minor updates over the next few months to communicate this information in a simple and clear manner. Manufacturers, suppliers, and solution providers need to be prepared for these changes.

The webinar covers:

• An overview of the SCIP data fields, focusing on the mandatory fields
• Updates to material declaration standards to address information needed from suppliers
• Mapping supply chain data to the SCIP database

Presenter

Walter Jager
Principal Consultant, ECD Compliance

Walter Jager is principal consultant of ECD Compliance where he’s worked with product manufacturers, suppliers, and certification bodies on product compliance to global environmental regulations, ecolabels, and representation on standards development committees.

Walter has contributed to the development and led several International Environmental Standards in IEC, ISO, IPC, and IEEE. He is chair of the IPC 2-18 Supplier Declaration Subcommittee (IPC-175x family of standards) and is leading and/or contributing to several IEC/TC111 environmental standards for the electrical/electronics industry.