As of 24 August 2023, training is required for professional and industrial users of polyurethane adhesives and sealant products within the EU and UK. A PU Training platform is now live and in use.
07 December 2021
Anyone involved with the transportation or handling of goods containing hazardous properties should have access to a Dangerous Goods Safety Advisor (DGSA) by 1 January 2023 to ensure that ADR regulations are adhered to.
05 August 2022
Poison Centre Notifications (PCNs) for Great Britain will remain voluntary via submitting the products Safety Data Sheet (SDS) to the National Poisons Information Service (NPIS) until further notice.
18 March 2022
Here James Follows, Compliance Manager at Apollo Roofing, offers his canister storage advice and explains the regulations.
24 January 2022
This article explains the regulations for transporting your canister adhesive and primer products.
10 January 2022
The disposal of packaging after use appears to cause confusion amongst contractors. Many do not know how to correctly classify their waste. Empty containers should be classified as hazardous waste unless it contains no trace of hazardous substances.
16 May 2019
New REACH labelling and training regulations are to be introduced for Diisocyanates. Here James Follows, Compliance Manager, explains what Diisocyanates are, where they are used and what the regulations mean.
02 July 2021
James Follows, Compliance Manager at Apollo Roofing, explains what REACH is and what it means for the roofing industry, especially following the UK’s withdrawal from the EU.
18 May 2021
