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FAQ | Expert's Insights into Industrial Chemical Environmental Management in Australia

Nov 25, 2022
Sundae Ji / Nick Zovko
This article is a collection of FAQs from attendees of the webinar held on Oct.27 and answers from Mr. Nick Zovko.

On October 27, 2022, ChemLinked held a webinar themed on the Industrial Chemicals Environmental Management Standard - IChEMS, which is a new way of managing the environmental risks of industrial chemicals in Australia. Mr. Nick Zovko, who has over 20 years of experience in chemical regulatory affairs, gave the attendees an impressive and informative presentation in this regard. Below are some of the FAQs collected in this webinar to facilitate your understanding of the industrial chemicals environmental management in Australia.

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