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HEALTH, SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE
The Committee has four primary functions:
- to identify existing and proposed legislation in the areas of environmental control, consumer protection, health and safety and to assess its implications for the paint industry.
- to determine what position the industry should take on existing and proposed legislation in these areas.
- to encourage the adoption and observance of safe practices within the industry and in connection with the use of its products.
- to advise Council and the industry representatives on the WPCIA on Occupational Health and Safety on all matters affecting health and safety in the union/industry interface.
- to encourage the interchange of information between WPCIA member companies on matters affecting safe operating procedures.
TECHNICAL COMMITTEE
The Committee has three primary functions:
- to maintain an overview of and participate in the establishment of the legislation, standards, codes of practice and other regulations which impact on the manufacture and use of paints and inks.
- to develop policies and strategies to advance the interests of local coatings manufacturers in the manufacturing and consumer areas.
- to act as a focal point for the industry in addressing technical issues which may come up from time to time, either of a general and specific nature, which impact on the formulation of paints and inks, their manufacture and use.
LOGISTICS COMMITTEE
The Committee has five primary functions:
- to review the legislation, regulations, standards, codes of practice and other instruments which impact on the packaging, storage and distribution of products originating from coatings manufacturers.
- to develop policies and strategies to promote the interests of coatings manufacturers in the areas of packaging, storage and distribution.
- to act as a focal point for the industry in addressing issues which impact on the packaging, storage and distribution of coatings.
- to liaise on behalf of the coatings industry with relevant statutory authorities and other interested parties.
- to inform members of developments relevant to their operations and to publish codes of practice, guidelines and other information that may be considered necessary.
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