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The GREEN Training Series
Environmental Legislation

Presenter: Brian Smith (+44 1270 219348, bsmith@celestica.com) References:
Pb-free Training Database Website/Link: Environmental Legislation Training Module Manufacturing Process Standards document, per QMX: CELQ-033-STD-10




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Confidential Information


Introductory …


What Will You Learn?


§ How dothese initiatives affect us?

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EU Legislative Framework
Acquire material weight data on all P/Ns

WEEE Directive WEEE Directive (Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment Directive)

Systems to provide material reporting Collection/ storage/ recycle/ disposal costs

Electronic Waste Recycling & Disposal Electronic Waste Recycling & Disposal §§Waste collection systemestablished 8/2005 Waste collection system established 8/2005 §§Pay for system and take back waste 1/2006 Pay for system and take back waste 1/2006 §§No exemptions No exemptions Now Law Severe Penalties

(Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment Directive)

Qualify Lead-free solder Eliminate certain flame retardants Manage component phase in/out

(Restriction of Hazardous Substances Directive)(Restriction of Hazardous Substances Directive)

RoHS Directive RoHS Directive
Bans 66materials Bans materials

§§Lead and flame retardants out by July 1, 2006 Lead and flame retardants out by July 1, 2006 §§Some exemptions Some exemptions
Non-European jurisdictions are starting to propose similar legislation

EuP Directive EuP Directive
(Energy Using Products Directive) (Energy UsingProducts Directive)

Design Compliance+ Design Compliance+ §§Enact in 2007 Enact in 2007
Submit products for approval Demonstrate design for the environment

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Proposed Environmental Legislation by Geography The EU is not the only region proposing Environmental Legislation:

Minnesota and Maine Proposed recycling legislation.European Union RoHS/WEEE legislation. Exemptions proposed and being constantly revisited.

CHINA Banned substances equivalent to RoHS/WEEE. Scope and exemptions to be finalized.

California SB20 legislation, covers recycling only. Proposed consumer fees for electronics sold by retailers.

OEMs have three choices: 1) Offer one compliant product WW 2) Offer different iterations of products to each3)
geography Exit some geographies

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The Fundamentals …
AGENDA:
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Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) Directive
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Purpose / Significance Polluter Definition / Responsibility Design Considerations Selective End of Life Treatment of Electrical Products Material Specific Requirements Materials Reporting Impact

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TheFundamentals …
AGENDA (continued):
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RoHS Directive
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Purpose Prohibited Materials Applications Areas Other Exemptions Definition of Solder Threshold Limits for Prohibited Materials Homogeneous Material – Definition Brominated Flame Retardants Chinese Legislation Summary

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Directive 2002/96/EC Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE)

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WEEE Directive
At the end of this session, you will be able to:
1) Explain the role and purpose of the WEEE Directive.

2) 3) 4) 5) 6) 7) 8)

List each required step of the Legislative Test in order for the WEEE Directive to be funded. Identify the 10 categories of electrical and electronic equipment covered by the WEEE Directive. Restate the role of the Member States’ ProductDesign. List the substances, preparations and components that have to be removed from any WEEE that is separately collected. Specify all the substances that require extraction and/or reporting. Describe Materials Reporting taken from the ‘WEEE Directive’. Accurately explain how WEEE impacts Celestica.

Subjects covered ...
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WEEE Directive Electrical / Electronic Equipment Product Design...