GLOSSARY Glossary A


ADR European agreement concerning the international carriage of dangerous goods by road


AIA ASFP B BCF BERR BIS


BPD BPR


BREF BS


BSI C


CAFÉ British Coatings Federation


BCSA British Constructional Steelwork Association


Department for Business Enterprise and Regulatory Reform


Department for Business, Innovation and Skills


Biocidal Products Directive Biocidal Products Regulation


Best Available Techniques Reference Document (for IPPC)


British Standard British Standards Institution Clean Air for Europe


CASU Chemical Assessment Schemes Unit (part of HSE)


CCA Climate Change Agreement


CCaLC Carbon Calculations (University of Manchester)


CCL CEFIC


CEN CEPE


CHIP Climate Change Levy


European Chemical Industry Association


European Standards Committee


European Council of Paint, Printing Ink and Artists Colours Industry


Chemicals (Hazard Information and Packaging for Supply) Regulations


CIKTN Chemistry Innovation Knowledge Transfer Network


CLG Communities and Local Government Department


CLP


EU Classification, Labelling and Packaging Regulation (GHS)


COMAH Control of Major Accident Hazards Regulations


CPD CPR


Construction Products Directive Construction Products Regulation


CRC Carbon Reduction Commitment CRF Chemical Regulatory Forum


Alliance of Industry Associations


Association for Specialist Fire Protection


CSF D


Chemical Stakeholders Forum DCC Decorative Coatings Council


DECC Department of Energy and Climate Change


DEFRA Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs


E


EHS EN


Environmentally Hazardous Substance Euro Norm (European Standard)


ETAD Ecological Toxicological Association of the Dyestuffs Manufacturing Industry


EU European Union EuPIA F


GHS H


HSE HSL I


IARC


IBC ICC


ICCT European Printing Ink Association


FAQ Frequently Asked Questions G


Globally Harmonised System


Health and Safety Executive Health and Safety Laboratory


International Agency for Research into Cancer


Intermediate Bulk Container Industrial Coatings Council


International Certificate in Coatings Technology


IMDG International Maritime Dangerous Goods


IMO IPPC


IPPIC


ISO ITX M


International Maritime Organisation


Industrial Pollution Prevention and Control legislation


International Paint and Printing Ink Council


International Standards Organization 2-Isopropyl thioxanthone


MCA Maritime and Coastguard Agency MoD Ministry of Defence


MPMA Metal Packaging Manufacturers Association


MVRA Motor Vehicle Repairers Association N


NA National Associations


Nano KTN Nanotechnology Knowledge Transfer Network


O OCCA Oil and Colour Chemists’ Association


OSRA Occupational Safety and Risk Assessment group (of CEPE/EuPIA)


P PAS


PCC PDA


PERA


PIC PG


PVC Q


R


REACH Registration, Evaluation, Authorisation and Restriction of Chemicals


RIP S


SCHIP SCP


SED SG SIEF REACH Implementation Project Standing Committee on CHIP


Sustainable Consumption and Production


Solvent Emissions Directive


SEPA Scottish Environment Protection Agency


Sector Guidance (Note)


Substance Information Exchange Forum


SITPRO Simplifying International Trade (Part of BIS)


SMART Small and Medium Area Repair Technique


SME SPA T


Small and Medium Sized Enterprises Screen Printing Association


TGIC Triglycidyl Isocyanate TREM Card Transport Emergency card V


VBRA Vehicle Builders and Repairers Association


VOC Volatile Organic Compound W


WAG Welsh Assembly Government WRAP Waste Resource Action Programme


Publically Available Specification (BSI)


Powder Coatings Council Painting and Decorating Association


Consulting and Training Group (Innovation Network)


Printing Inks Council


Process Guidance (Note) Polyvinyl Chloride


QCF Qualifications and Credit Framework


British Coatings Federation Annual Handbook & Membership Directory 2011


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