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Notification as a Business Handler of Poisonous and Deleterious Substances

For plants using poisonous or deleterious substances in electroplating or metal heat treatment. From determining whether notification is needed to filing within 30 days.

Businesses that handle poisonous or deleterious substances such as cyanides in electroplating, metal heat treatment and similar work must file a business handler notification within 30 days of starting to handle them (Article 22, Paragraph 1). The 30 days run from the day a new substance starts to be used or the covered business begins. Notified sites must appoint a dedicated poisonous and deleterious substances handling supervisor and notify the appointment within 30 days. Even businesses that do not need to notify may be subject to rules on storage and labeling. Our administrative scrivener, a qualified poisonous and deleterious substances handling supervisor, determines from the substances and industry whether notification is needed, and handles the business handler notification, the supervisor appointment notification, and change and discontinuation notifications.

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  • Safety Management
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PRTR Reporting under the PRTR Law

For the annual report due 30 June. From identifying target substances and helping calculate releases and transfers to preparing the report.

Under Japan's PRTR Law (Act on the Assessment of Releases of Specified Chemical Substances in the Environment and Promotion of Management Improvement), covered businesses must report the previous fiscal year's releases and transfers of Class I Designated Chemical Substances by 30 June every year. Whether you are covered depends on your industry, number of regular employees and quantities handled; the quantity threshold is generally 1 tonne a year per substance (0.5 tonnes for Specified Class I substances). If the quantity falls below the threshold in a year, no report is needed, but the obligation returns when it rises again, so an annual check is essential. If you do not want a substance name disclosed, a special rule allows you to request notification under a category name as a trade secret. Our former chemical-company researcher identifies target substances and contents from your SDSs, helps calculate releases and transfers with documented grounds, prepares the report, and sets up a calculation sheet for the next year.

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  • Safety Management
  • Other environmental measures and recycling
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Notification for Small Quantities of Hazardous Materials

Even below the designated quantity, one-fifth or more requires a notification. From calculating the multiple to checking the storage area and preparing the notification.

Even when the amount of hazardous materials is below the designated quantity, storing or handling one-fifth or more (but less than the full designated quantity) requires a notification under the municipal fire prevention ordinance (Fire Service Act Article 9-4). "Below the designated quantity" does not mean "no notification". When several materials are handled, their multiples are added together. Deadlines and structural standards for storage areas are set by municipal ordinances. In Osaka City, the notification must be filed with the competent fire station at least 7 days before storage or handling begins. Notifications are also required when materials or quantities change, or when storage ends. Our Class A Hazardous Materials Engineer picks out materials and quantities from your SDSs, calculates the multiple, checks whether the storage area meets the standards, and prepares and files the notification.

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