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Compliance Engineering
News Release from: UL International (UK)
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial
Team on 26 September 2005
Roadshows promise practical advice on
RoHS
A series of free half-day UK roadshows offer practical advice on how to comply with the RoHS Directive and provide a useful guide to all who have an interest in this directive.
Until now, many free seminars have focused on raising industry's awareness of the RoHS Directive, but none has really looked at or offered any tools that will help compliance Now a series of free half-day UK roadshows from UL International (UK) are giving practical advice on how to comply with the RoHS Directive are proving to be a useful guide to all who have an interest in this directive
This article was originally published on Electronicstalk on 23 Mar 2005 at 8.00am (UK)
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The first one (which was oversubscribed) took place at the UL International (UK) Guildford office.
All delegates reported that the seminar was worthwhile and the agenda, which is honed to meet the delegates' needs when they register, fully met their expectations.
The audience profile not only included companies from all industries and sizes but also a representative from the National Weights and Measures Laboratory (the future enforcer of the RoHS Directive).
Other main players such as the Department of Trade and Industry are due to attend future events.
The schedule takes in: Manchester on 28th September 2005; West Midlands, 11th October; Chelmsford, 18th October; Stevenage, 20th October; Leeds/Sheffield, 26th October; Nottingham/Derby, 27th October; Glasgow, 9th October; Edinburgh, 10th October; Exeter, 15th November; Chepstow/Bristol, 16th November; and Newcastle Upon Tyne, 30th November.
Full booking details are available from the UL International (UK) website.
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