Fundamentals of Regulation 31 Approval
Duration: 0.5 day
Delivery: In-person / Online (live or self-paced*)
Read moreDuration: 2 days
Delivery: In-person / Online (live)
Register your interestDeveloped and delivered by regulatory specialists, toxicologists and process engineers at WRc, this course provides technical professionals with a detailed understanding of Regulation 31(4)*. Upon completion, attendees will be able to:
Delegates may include those involved in the design, specification, purchasing and installation of substances and products which require compliance with Regulation 31. The course is developed and tailored to meet the demands of the technical responsibilities of Engineers and procurement specialists of various backgrounds (Chemical, Civil, Mechanical etc.) to facilitate understanding of how to maintain Regulation 31 compliance within their respective roles.
Participants may also be drawn from any area of business or service where a more detailed understanding of how the regulation is applied is required in order to support decision making within their current role or future career.
This course follows Fundamentals of Regulation 31 Approval which is designed for learners requiring an introductory level of knowledge in Reg 31(4).
This course is interactive, with a mix of lecture, group discussion, and practical exercises to facilitate an engaging learner experience. Assessments are utilised throughout to effectively demonstrate knowledge transfer. Topics covered include:
The application of Regulation 31(4)
Advanced understanding and technical application of Regulation 31(4)
*Regulation 31 (or 'Reg 31') of The Water Supply (Water Quality) Regulations for England (2016) and Wales (2018) governs the substances and products that can be used in public water supplies, to ensure our safety. Regulation 31(4), specifically, outlines the requirements for approval and testing of those substances and products, which is overseen by the Drinking Water Inspectorate (DWI). Water undertakers and their supply chain have the obligation to comply to Regulation 31(4)(a) or meet the requirements of Regulation 31(4)(b) or (c) before introducing substances or products into the public water supply.
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