05/14/2018
VelocityEHS and its MSDSonline chemical management solutions have released a series of exclusive webinars designed to educate safety professionals on the latest… Read more
MSDSonline | GHS
GHS is the United Nations’ Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labelling of Chemicals. It’s a global approach to hazardous chemical classification and communication that countries and agencies around the world can adopt to more closely align their disparate hazard communication standards in order to, among other things, reduce trade barriers and protect end-users of chemicals.
05/09/2018
Chicago (May 9, 2018) — VelocityEHS, the global leader in cloud-based environment, health, safety (EHS) and sustainability solutions, is reminding businesses… Read more
04/18/2018
Today, Health Canada published a number of highly-anticipated amendments to the Canadian Hazardous Product Regulations (HPR) in Canada Gazette… Read more
02/14/2018
Health Canada’s implementation of GHS will follow a series of phased-in WHMIS 2015 compliance deadlines scheduled to occur during 2018, with requirements… Read more
01/25/2018
It’s shaping up to be a big year for hazard communication in Canada. Health Canada’s alignment between GHS and the Workplace Hazardous… Read more
01/24/2018
We’ve released a series of exclusive webinars designed to educate safety professionals on the latest issues and trends affecting the field of chemical… Read more
11/20/2017
On November 17, Health Canada published its Policy on Managing Incomplete Claims for Exemption Filed under the Hazardous Materials Information Review Act… Read more
10/25/2017
On October 21, Health Canada published highly anticipated proposed amendments to its Hazardous Product Regulations (HPR). The proposed amendments would allow suppliers… Read more
08/14/2017
The United Nations has formally published Revision 7 of its Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labelling (GHS), with the updated document… Read more
05/25/2017
Canadian chemical manufacturers and importers can breathe a sigh of relief, as Health Canada’s Workplace Hazardous Materials Bureau has officially announced it… Read more