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| Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) - Development Software The OSHA Hazard Communication Standard 29 CFR 1910.1200 and State Right to Know Laws require the development and use of Material Safety Data Sheets for all hazardous products. It is an important responsibility placed on both manufacturers and users of hazardous materials. However, determining the hazards of a material (or mixture of hazardous materials) is a complex task requiring a great deal of technical expertise and considerable research. OEHCS offers a number of services to aid manufacturers, distributors and end users in dealing with this liability-ladened regulatory requirement. Development and Computerization OEHCS can develop Material Safety Data Sheets for single-component materials and multi-component materials from currently available computerized databases. This can include both NFPA and HMIS ratings. In addition, for new compounds, OEHCS can arrange research studies to determine necessary toxicity and hazard rating information. Review and Upgrading Regulations require that newly available information be added to MSDSs within 90 days. However, many existing MSDSs are significantly deficient in one or more pieces of important information. OEHCS can review your current MSDSs and upgrade them with the latest information. This service is especially important to the chemical user, since they are responsible for communicating chemical hazards to the employees who use them. Computerization MSDS information can be input into a database linked with a forms generator for easy MSDS program management. (This software program is also available without any other services.) |
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