Under the REACH and CLP Regulations, the competent authorities of each European Union Member State carry out periodic inspections to verify that companies are properly complying with their obligations.
Their objective is to ensure that companies manufacture, import and use chemical substances and mixtures safely and in accordance with current legislation.
During these inspections, common non-compliances are frequently identified, which may lead to penalties, supply chain disruptions or even loss of market access.
These inspections may include on-site visits and focus on verifying that technical information, labelling and substance management comply with regulatory requirements.
During an inspection, authorities may review aspects such as:
Some of the most frequent non-conformities identified during these inspections include:
Proper preparation is key to successfully facing an inspection. Reviewing documentation in advance allows companies to identify potential deviations and correct them before an official visit by the authorities.
n this context, at ServiREACH we offer the possibility of carrying out a mock REACH and CLP inspection, where the company’s situation is analysed as if it were a real inspection.
This exercise allows companies to:
REACH inspections are part of routine regulatory enforcement within the European Union. Being prepared is the best way to address them with confidence.
Consultant at ServiREACH with an environmental profile and REACH specialist. I support compliance projects, documentation, and decision-making for operating in the EU.
