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Lifecycle chemical safety & responsible science

Bring hazard, exposure, environmental fate and evidence quality into decisions about chemical technologies and their lifecycle consequences.

Questions that shape
the work.

Start with the decision you need to make. We can shape consulting or education around the technology, commercial context and evidence required.

01

Which hazards, exposure pathways and evidence gaps matter?

02

How do solvent selection and recovery affect the wider process?

03

What can be established from the evidence behind a sustainability claim?

How we frame an assessment

Bring the evidence
into one view.

A possible review scope is shown below. The work and deliverable are agreed around the specific project and decision.

Assessment areaEvidence to examineDecision support
Lifecycle scopeProduction, use, exposure pathways, recovery and disposal boundaries.A clear definition of the activities and consequences being examined.
Chemical evidenceHazard, exposure, environmental fate, solvent choices and relevant source quality.An evidence map that distinguishes established findings from gaps.
Claim scrutinyDefinitions, comparison basis, assumptions, source traceability and accountability.A defensible assessment of the specific claim under review.

Professional education

The module topics

These subjects are drawn from the current Hexagon CPE catalogue. Discuss an individual module or a tailored programme for your organisation.

MODULE TOPIC 01

Lifecycle Chemical Safety: Hazard, Exposure & Environmental Fate

MODULE TOPIC 02

Industrial Solvents: Toxicity, Substitution & Recovery

MODULE TOPIC 03

Chemical Regulation, Controlled Substances & Supply-Chain Implications

MODULE TOPIC 04

Responsible Science: Evidence Quality, Accountability & Sustainability Claims

Relevant professional audiences

Chemical and materials technology businesses · Sustainability, product stewardship and regulatory teams · Investors evaluating safety and sustainability claims · Industry associations and policymakers

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