Strategies for success? Managing Chemical Risks in Small Enterprises: Review of European Practice – a CEFIC project Ann-Beth Antonsson Swedish Environmental.

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Strategies for success? Managing Chemical Risks in Small Enterprises: Review of European Practice – a CEFIC project Ann-Beth Antonsson Swedish Environmental Research Institute

[Strategies for success?] [Ann-Beth Antonsson], [ ] Aims Review strategic approaches to achieving effective and sustainable risk management of chemical substances in small enterprises, including approaches of regulators, industry and other stakeholders to the provision of exposure/risk management advice Identify main factors determining their effectiveness Explore what supports their application

[Strategies for success?] [Ann-Beth Antonsson], [ ] Risk management A broad concept including –information and education –risk identification –risk assessment –risk control –technical & organisational measures –work instructions Chemical risk management may include other activities –measurements, –registers of chemicals –medical examination –education

[Strategies for success?] [Ann-Beth Antonsson], [ ] Main concerns Evaluate the evidence of success Social, regulatory and economic contexts of successful approaches Understand success in these terms

[Strategies for success?] [Ann-Beth Antonsson], [ ] Where and how Six countries : –Austria –Germany –the Netherlands –Spain –Sweden and –the UK

[Strategies for success?] [Ann-Beth Antonsson], [ ] Outcomes Development of current approaches to chemical risk management Current strategies and tools Evidence of size of the problem chemical use in small enterprises/exposures/health effects etc

[Strategies for success?] [Ann-Beth Antonsson], [ ] What works? Strategies? Tools? What supports good practice? What is transferable? What is the evidence for this?

[Strategies for success?] [Ann-Beth Antonsson], [ ] Evidence for success? Few properly conducted studies Technically orientated implementation in controlled scenarios Some counts of uptake indicators like hits on websites Little known about quality of general use Current strategies based on limited scientific knowledge and few evaluation

Risk management in SMEs - a Swedish perspective

[Strategies for success?] [Ann-Beth Antonsson], [ ] The current situation Risk management (identification, assessment and control) is required for all potential risks according to Swedish provisions (Systematic work environment management) Inspections shows that this works poorly in many SMEs. Usually 70 % do not fulfil basic demands

[Strategies for success?] [Ann-Beth Antonsson], [ ] Why does risk management work poorly in SMEs? Lack of knowledge of what is required? Not perceived as necessary? Perceived as too difficult? –Evidence of SME:s not understanding the concept of risk mgmt Lack of time and motivation? No good tools available? No support from OHS or others? No one asks for risk management (rare inspections)?

[Strategies for success?] [Ann-Beth Antonsson], [ ] What is actually required from risk management Inspections in SMEs - main focus on presence, not quality of risk management Difficult to decide what is good enough = not a lot according to praxis!!!

[Strategies for success?] [Ann-Beth Antonsson], [ ] What is actually required from risk management? According to many tools and methods developed by experts & researchers, very advanced methods in order to control most (and rare) risks = maybe too ambitious for SMEs ????

[Strategies for success?] [Ann-Beth Antonsson], [ ] What is actually required from risk assessments? According to provisions on SWEM, two categories (more or less dangerous) For chemicals, with regard to exposure, risk of accidents, duration of exposure, inherent properties as toxicity, chemical reactions etc = varies a lot according to provisions!!!

[Strategies for success?] [Ann-Beth Antonsson], [ ] Aim: methods & tools that suit most SMEs Effect Quality Acceptance of tool of method among users = x

[Strategies for success?] [Ann-Beth Antonsson], [ ] Examples of Swedish tools for risk management in SMEs Checklists for different sectors Risk thermometer (and thermometers for chemicals, ergonomics etc) Tools for systematic work environment management KemiGuiden a web-based interactive guide, –interactive tool for risk assessment soon to be launched Information leaflets Book about chemical risk management

[Strategies for success?] [Ann-Beth Antonsson], [ ] Ongoing evaluation Methods for chemical risk evaluation with the aim to identify need for control measure and support implementation of such measures 8 different methods/tools, different approaches Evaluation of –1) acceptance among users –2) quality of outcome when using methods We are looking forward to the results of the evaluation!

[Strategies for success?] [Ann-Beth Antonsson], [ ] Read more.... Within Reach? Managing Chemical Risks in Small Enterprises David Walters Baywood publishing company, New York