GADSL Overview
About Course
A detailed list of compounds that automakers and suppliers are required to report is available on the Global Automotive Declarable Substance List (GADSL). The International Material Data System (IMDS) created and maintains the GADSL, which attempts to encourage responsible material selection and openness in the automotive supply chain.
It is imperative that everybody working in the automotive business understands the GADSL. People can make sure that their organizations are utilizing GADSL-compliant materials and complying with regulations by learning about the goals of the GADSL, the criteria for declarable chemicals, the classification system, and its application. Furthermore, maintaining compliance and remaining current with new changes require familiarity with the GADSL inclusion and change management procedures. Among the many benefits of the GADSL are enhanced cost-effectiveness, sustainability, and environmental performance.
Course Content
GADSL Course
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What is GADSL
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Why GADSL?
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When GADSL came into force?
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Who is responsible for GADSL?
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Objectives of GADSL?
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Criteria for Declarable Substances
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Classification
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Substance classification examples
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GADSL versus IMDS – BSL
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Reason Codes
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Substance declaration in IMDS
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Uses of GADSL
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GADSL inclusion process
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GADSL change management process
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Advantages
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What is GADSL?
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Why GADSL?
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