SN/T 3801-2014Procedures of risk assessment for GHS labeling of consumer products (English PDF)

Foreword

This standard was drafted in accordance with GB/T 1.1-2009 given rules.

The content of the technical standards and the Japanese National Institute of Technology and Evaluation (NITE) is "based on the GHS label consumer products Risk Assessment Basic Program "(BasicproceduresofriskassessmentforGHSlabelingofconsumerproducts) consistent with the English version.

This standard configuration and do the following editorial changes.

--- Delete the original file in the introductory, informative chapters backgrounds and objects;

--- References descriptive text portion of GHS, as well as reference documents and other information will be described moiety;

--- Original documents related footnote references adjust this standard references;

--- The original file in Appendix 1 (now standard in Appendix A) in terms of the definition of the reference source information to the message source section;

--- Use the "standard" instead of the "Guide." this standard is proposed and managed by the National Certification and Accreditation Administration Committee.

This standard was drafted. Chinese Academy of Inspection and Quarantine, AQSIQ import and export of chemical safety institute.

1 Scope

This standard specifies the scope of the assessment of risk based on consumer products, "the United Nations Harmonized System of Classification and Labeling" (GHS) label, the original , Procedures, content and requirements.

This standard applies to the use of consumer products, leaving consumers with a certain amount of exposure and exposure time for chronic GHS label Risk assessment of health effects. This mainly refers to standard consumer products cleansers, deodorants, waxes, paints, adhesives, mosquito insecticides, do not pack Items include chemicals, pharmaceuticals and regulations involved substances (such as drugs, quasi-drugs, cosmetics) and agrochemicals regulations involved substance.

Note 1. here, refers to the chronic health effects of carcinogenicity, reproductive toxicity 1), or target organ toxicity based on repeated exposure, excluding acute toxicity, skin corrosion/irritation.

Note 2. The standard refers to consumers who use the product directly, by secondary exposure (exposure to consumer products direct users) do not apply to this standard.

2 Risk Assessment Principles

It refers to the probability of the risk of chemical exposure to adverse impact on the substance in the environment to human health or organism. risk the level depends on the inherent hazards of chemicals in the human body and the environment or biological "quantitative exposure." Consumer exposure by comparing the response data (even if long-term human exposure is expected to repeat in season invalid estimate) and exposure data (Estimate exposure to consumer products containing chemical substances) is obtained.

The risk assessment should comply with the following principles. the consumer and the estimated risk of possible exposure should be given the conservative, protective assumptions to most Maximize reduce the possibility of underestimating exposure or risk; exposure assessment or estimate should be based on data and/or conservative assumptions, risk assessment and the real Animal test data extrapolation to humans approach, by setting the uncertainty factor, aside conservative margin of safety.

3 Risk assessment process, content and requirements