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You can count on CHEMTREC to deliver specialized emergency response information for hazardous materials and dangerous goods. Our team of specialists are dedicated to keeping you up-to-date with evolving regulations, new compliance management trends and procedures, as well as groundbreaking shifts happening within the industry. Visit our blog frequently to read about industry news, new product offerings and best practices to keep your company compliant and safe.
The 2024 CHEMTREC Summit in Miami brought together over 200 professionals in chemical safety and emergency response from October 15-17. This year's event featured 41 industry experts who led eight sessions and shared 30 presentations on safety advancements, training, and security.
With OSHA’s updated Hazard Communication Standard effective July 19, 2024, comprehensive training is essential for workplace safety. CHEMTREC’s revised online HazCom course helps employees understand the new standards, including label interpretation, Safety Data Sheets (SDSs), and chemical classification. Completing this training equips employees to better protect themselves and others from chemical hazards, supporting a safer, more informed workplace.
In an ever-changing world, ensuring the safety and security of business operations is paramount. CHEMTREC’s Consulting Solutions team was approached by one of the UK’s largest and most prestigious universities to assess security threats and vulnerabilities at their groundbreaking research facilities in Asia and Africa. Join us as we explore how proactive risk assessments can safeguard not only facilities but also the people and innovations driving progress.
Emergency response numbers are vital for managing hazardous material incidents, offering expert guidance and protecting lives, assets, and reputations. Required by global and regional regulations, they must appear on shipping documents and Safety Data Sheets (SDS). This article explores their importance and best practices for staying compliant.
Shipping lithium batteries can be challenging due to confusion between Safety Data Sheets (SDS) and Lithium Battery Test Summaries (TS). An SDS provides detailed safety information about a substance, while a TS focuses on safety testing for lithium batteries. Misunderstanding these documents can lead to shipment delays and increased costs. This article clarifies when each document is necessary, helping you avoid unnecessary delays and ensuring smooth operations. By understanding these requirements and partnering with the right experts, you can keep your shipments on track and compliant.
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