MCERTS 2011 30th and 31st March 2011 Telford International Centre, Telford, Shropshire, England. TF3 4JH


MCERTS 2011 will focus on new Industrial Emissions Directive


This year's conference will examine the implications of the new Industrial Emissions Directive (IED) which was published on 6th January 2011.


The conference presentations will be repeated on both days of the event and speakers will include senior staff from the Environment Agency and UKAS.


The Agency's John Tipping will provide an update on the new Industrial Emissions Directive which represents the first major change in European legislation since the 1996 IPPC Directive. The IED will replace seven existing Directives including those for IPPC, Large Combustion Plant, and Waste Incineration.


Other Conference speakers will provide the latest information on: Operator Monitoring Assessment (OMA); MCERTS accreditation for testing laboratories performing QAL2 and Annual Surveillance Tests to EN 14181; the functional tests that have to be performed on CEMs under EN 14181; a comparison between the UK and German approach to QAL 1 certification and the possibility of being able to transfer existing certifications to the EN 15267 scheme.


Entry to MCERTS 2011 will cost £55 for a one day pass or £100 for a two day pass. This will entitle visitors to attend the exhibition and all conference and workshop sessions. Onsite parking is also included and free lunches and refreshments are provided. Visit www.mcerts.uk.com for registration details.


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The importance of quality monitoring in measuring emissions from process plants.


Conference Chairperson - 30th & 31st March - Rob Robinson, National Physical Laboratory & Chairman of the STA


The MCerts conference is repeated on both days, this will give delegates the opportunity to plan their attendance in both the conference and workshop sessions, as well as meet with exhibiting companies.


The MCerts Conference is designed to inform and help process operators, consultants, equipment suppliers and end-users across all industries who monitor Air and Emissions. The conference is repeated on both days to encourage delegates to attend Workshop Sessions and to network with exhibitors.


Time 10.00 - 10.30 11.00 - 11.30 12.00 - 12.30 Title


The Industrial Emissions Directive (IED) The Future of Regulation from 2013


Operator Monitoring Assessment


EN14181 accreditation


Presenter John Tipping:


Technical Manager Environment Agency


Paul Wiggins:


Technical Advisor Environment Agency


Rohit Chirodian: UKAS


Lunch 14.00 - 14.30


The functional-tests required by EN 14181 - specifications and experience


15.00 - 15.30


MCERTS and EN15267 – Certification of AMS (QAL1)


Rick Gould:


Technical Advisor, Releases Monitoring Environment Agency


Karsten Pletscher - TUV & Emily Jarvis - SIRA


This presentation describes: how the Environment Agency has applied these requirements; who may perform the tests; how the tests need to be performed; what guidance is available; the relationship between the functional tests and the new accreditation scheme for EN 14181; and how the experience gained in performing the functional tests has helped develop the national approach


This presentation will describe the possibilities and the requirements to transfer already existing certifications to the current EN 15267 scheme


Conference Topics repeated on both days Synopsis


The presentation will provide an outline of the IED and highlight some of the more significant changes including the future critical role for BREFs and the challenges facing operators of large combustion plants


This presentation will concentrate on the potential updates/modifications being considered and how OMA will be used in the future..


This presentation will include exactly what is covered under the accreditation along with those areas that are not.


£55 + VAT per person for a day pass or £100 + VAT for a 2 day pass.


Register for MCERTS at www.mcerts.uk.com


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