R2 Consensus Body-TAC Member Application

The R2 Technical Advisory Committee (TAC) is established to assist the R2 Consensus Body in Developing and drafting revisions to the R2 Standard. The R2 Consensus Body is responsible for maintaining and enhancing the R2 Standard consistent with SERI's Manual of Policies and Procedures for R2 Standard Development.

Please select the interest category that you will represent

Entities Covered by the Standard - any organization that can be certified to the R2 StandardCustomers - customers of the services provided by R2 certified electronics recyclers and refurbishers.Regulatory/Public Interest/Other Stakeholders - entities of international, national, state or local governments and any other individual or organization that has an interest in, is materially affected by, or has special expertise regarding electronics recycling and the R2 Standard and does not fall under one of the other two interest categories.

TAC members are required to participate in at least 50% of TAC Meetings. Consensus Body members are required to participate in at least 75% of TAC Meetings. Full TAC conference calls are held once per month, with 1 to 2 in-person meetings per year. Would you like to be considered for the Consensus Body?

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Please describe your interest in participating in the R2 Standard development process.

Please describe your qualifications for the R2 TAC - Consensus Body, including your knowledge of and experience with electronics reuse and recycling and the R2 Standard.

Please describe your ability to contribute to the work of the R2 TAC - Consensus Body

Please describe any affiliations that may influence your representative interest category. For example, memberships in trade organizations, work with advocacy groups, employment, consulting clients, etc.

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Thank you for your application. For more information about the R2 Standard development process, please see SERI's website. If you have questions, please contact Mike Easterbrook (mike@sustainableelectronics.org).

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