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Does your company manufacture, import, store or distribute chemical products? According to OSHA Hazard Communication requirements (29 CFR 1910.1200), you are required to review all known physical and health hazards of the chemicals you produce or import to determine if they are hazardous. In addition, you also may be required to do the same for EPA requirements.
You are required to have a process for collecting and assessing this information, in turn generating safety data sheets for these chemical products. Once written, the MSDSs must be made available to every downstream user, including your employees, distributors and customers.
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The Global Harmonization System (GHS) is a worldwide standardized approach to hazard communication, which is supported by the United Nations and regulatory agencies around the globe, including OSHA. In short, GHS can be summarized into three main components:
- Standardized hazard definitions and symbols
- Standardized MSDS format and content
- Standardized hazard warnings and symbols on container labels
Thus, if you are a chemical manufacturer, you will likely need to re-author your MSDSs into the GHS format and ensure all labels meet the GHS requirements.
MSDSonline is positioned with skilled authoring professionals on staff to help your organization smoothly transition to GHS without putting unnecessary strain on your resources. This allows you to focus on day-to-day operations, as well as the important task of training your employees to ensure they are equipped to handle the chemical hazards in their work areas.
Our value is simple — with our solid investment in certified professionals, infrastructure and an unwavering focus on service, MSDSonline provides you with both peace of mind and the opportunity to focus on your core business. Leave the complicated process of MSDS authoring and GHS compliance to the experts.
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- Expert Authoring Professionals — MSDSs are created and reviewed by trained, certified experts in the EH&S industry. Your MSDSs are completed quickly, but only after each goes through a stringent review process to ensure 100% accuracy and compliance.
- Improve Regulatory Compliance — In addition to authoring original MSDSs, our authoring experts can perform a critical review of any or all of your MSDSs to ensure compliance with local, national and global requirements, including ANSI, OSHA, WHMIS, EU, NAFTA and others.
- Focus on Your Core Business — Allow our experts to author, update or translate your new or existing MSDSs, or perform a compliance review of your existing MSDSs, so you are better able to focus on your day-to-day operations.
- Improve GHS Compliance — Our trained, certified authoring professionals are fully educated on GHS compliance and can help transition your MSDSs to the new GHS format without straining your resources.