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Ability to create a safety protection sheet / work instruction for a method (use of several chemicals simultaneously in the same assessment) 

There is a strong need to be able to establish our own safety data sheet / work instructions where we can collect several SDSs and make an overall assessment of this joint use of the chemicals.
The safety data sheet / work instructions are named with the method / procedure name and are available on each of the chemicals included in the assessment.
When one of the locations makes a change to the named method, it also changes at all locations. (fewer places to perform audits, and more targeted information that can be used in training new staff / students.)
 
Top information from the safety data sheets of the chemicals included should come on top of such work instructions (name of chemical, QR code and general section).
Then, as users, we will make a further assessment of which protective measures are necessary in the various parts of the procedure / method based on information we have from SDS and the risk assessments.
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  • Jan 21 2020
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  • Guest commented
    August 13, 2021 11:35

    Thanks :-)

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    Sigthrudur Osk Kristinsdottir commented
    July 05, 2021 13:47

    The ability to create workplace instructions / Risk assessment document linked to one or several chemicals and locations is already available in the new design.

    You can initiate both processes (workplace instruction and risk assessment) by selecting the products from the product list directly, or from the overview of Workplace instructions and risk assessment:


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