A global accord known as the Minamata Convention on Mercury was created to protect the environment and human health against mercury contamination brought on by human activity. Mercury in everyday objects including batteries, switches, different types of lighting, cosmetics, insecticides, antiseptics, and measurement devices like thermometers is covered by this pact. Additionally, it regulates the use of mercury in other industrial contexts, such as dental amalgam fillings and blood pressure devices, and requires its phase-out in significant industrial operations, including the production of acetaldehyde and the chlor- alkali industry.
This service helps companies locate, identify, and quantify mercury or mercury compounds within their products, processes, and waste streams to understand their exposure under the Convention.
We assist in developing a tailored plan to meet the specific requirements of the Minamata Convention, including addressing restrictions on mercury use, products, and emissions.
This involves supporting the collection, organization, and submission of all required data and reports related to mercury use, emissions, and waste as mandated by the Convention.
We help develop comprehensive strategies and timelines for the gradual elimination or reduction of mercury- added products and processes within your operations, aligning with the Convention's schedules.
This service provides expert guidance and educational programs to your teams on the Minamata Convention's obligations, best practices for mercury management, and strategies for achieving and maintaining compliance.
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