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Managing dangerous goods compliance is challenging. Correctly identifying and classifying dangerous goods via SDSs is essential. An SDS has 16 sections, and understanding which parts to extract for compliance can be daunting without the correct training and expertise.
Dangerous goods data is vital for creating dangerous goods / hazardous chemical registers and manifests, which are legal requirements in Australia when storing dangerous goods.
Accurate and current dangerous goods meta data is the foundation of any effective dangerous goods compliance system.
Instantly know if the products are dangerous goods or not, the UN Number, proper shipping name, dangerous goods class and packing group.
Choose from the SDS(s) you uploaded which product you want to automatically add to your Dangerous Goods Register.
Add and update dangerous goods quantities and locations, view SDS files and run on demand Dangerous Goods Registers by location.
If you’re in need of expert advice on SDSs then contact us at SDS Connect. Our experienced team can provide guidance and solutions for a wide range of operational and compliance-related matters.
