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RoHS, WEEE And China RoHS
Zero To Green In Six Months
An e-book by Ray Franklin, RoHSwell.com

When RoHS went into effect in the European Union, the electronics industry was changed forever. But the changes are not finished. WEEE implementation is ongoing and more regulations are on the way. The first phase of China RoHS went into effect 1 March 2007. The big corporations are well on the way to complying with the new regulations. But without the resources of a Fortune 500 company, how will you make sense of the chaos?

I wrote this book because I saw an urgent need for a practical guide. I have spent months sifting through hundreds of information sources, and I continue to uncover more. The other books out there are mostly focused on lead-free soldering.

If you must convert a soldering process, then those books are essential to your task. But lead-free soldering is only one small part of the compliance process. I have found few other books that speak directly to the strategies and tactics of reaching compliance. Most of the readily available sources of information are vague or overly general. Some are downright misleading. Real, useful facts are scattered about, mixed in with platitudes and generalities.

RoHS, WEEE and China RoHS pulls together the important facts and tactics into one place for you.

Though I call it a book, RoHS, WEEE and China RoHS is really much more. First of all, it is an e-book. Delivered as a PDF file, you can read it on your computer or print it on any ordinary printer. Reading it on a computer, you can click on links in the text that will take you to important, relevant web sites for more information.

Here's what the package delivers:

A hands-on, nuts-and-bolts approach to compliance
Step-by-step guidance through the process of creating and running a compliance program
Each book section is a line in the Gantt chart schedule
Compliance process flow charts
The PDF file contains selectable text for copy-and-paste
Carefully selected links to useful information
Personal login to the RoHSwell customer area:
Access the book files at any time
Free revisions as they are published
Email notification of revisions and new features
Glossary of acronyms and terms
Entire chapter focused on China RoHS

Maybe your company has outsourced manufacturing. Why would you need to worry about compliance? Even if you use a contract manufacturer (CM) you need this book:

Does your CM assemble and ship the final product? If not, you still have compliance requirements.
All shipping materials and your final assembly process must be RoHS compliant. You still need to know what to do and how.
Is your CM doing the right things? Learn how a full compliance process works and what questions to ask your CM. ...

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