REGULATORY & COMPLIANCE
Product Stewardship
We help you make informed decisions for your business based on current requirements.
Services For Your Lab / Product Stewardship & Safety
Chemistry expertise paired with a deep understanding of current global regulations facing chemical manufacturers, Pace® provides product stewardship to help you navigate the regulations that govern your industry. Our teams have expertise in the following:
SERVICE OPTIONS
Our flexible service options are designed to fit your needs. These 3 options allow us to identify the best fit for you.
REGULATORY STAFFING
Pace® combines our regulatory expertise and extensive training program with our proven staffing model to provide a flexible professional workforce. Staff placement is designed to help our clients retain quality regulatory professionals without committing to additional full time employees. Short and long term needs can be met with on-site and off-site staffing options available.
PROCESS OUTSOURCING
Process Outsourcing has been a successful solution for clients who want to outsource a routine regulatory function allowing their staff to focus on core regulatory activities. Pace® has the ability to understand your regulatory need as well as manage your process.
CONSULTING
Pace® Regulatory Consultants excel at understanding the challenges you face and providing the information you need to make informed decisions. With expertise in both domestic and international product regulations, they are the expert you can rely on when navigating the ever evolving regulatory industry.
EFFICIENT VENDOR MANAGEMENT IN A CHEMICAL COMPANY
BRINGING A PRODUCT TO MARKET IN A START-UP COMPANY
REACTIVE REGULATORY PROGRAM IN A GLOBAL COMPANY
HOW WE WORK
What the Proposed Rule Changes to OSHA Hazard Communication Standard May Mean to Your Operations
OSHA proposed modifications to the Hazard Communication Standard earlier this year to align with Revision 7 of the Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labeling of Chemicals (GHS). In turn, many professionals have sought clarity about these changes and what it means to their operations.