Creating A Safer Workplace for Higher Productivity
Working with hazardous chemicals requires Safety Data Sheet of SDS readily available every time we need it in the workplace.
As employers, companies should ensure that SDS’s are always available, updated and can be accessed whenever employees need them.
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You may handle hundreds of Safety Data Sheet (SDS) inside your chemical plant. This is as the consequence of using hundreds of hazardous chemicals for the production process. All the SDS should be managed properly; otherwise you and your workers could be in danger when handling these hazardous chemicals.
Proper management of SDS means making those SDS available at every point of use. They are usually used in areas of incoming inspection, production, warehouse, laboratory, etc. And the existence of SDS binders could greatly help to create proper management of SDS.
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How often do MSDS sheets need to be updated? Once in three months? In every six months? One time in a year? Or every time a change is made?
Do you review your MSDS periodically?
This question may come into your head as I had the same question in the past. But, the good news is that you will find the answer in this post.
As you might already know that MSDS (Material Safety Data Sheet) or SDS (Safety Data Sheet) is a basic reference for handling hazardous chemicals safely. All related SOP you make have to refer to MSDS too.
Whether you are a manufacturer of a chemical product, as a supplier, or as an end-user, you have to ensure keeping the latest version of the MSDS. [Continue reading…]
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