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A safety data sheet (SDS) is a document that lists important risk-focused information about the occupational safety, health and environmental use of a product.  The SDS includes chemical properties; health and environmental hazards; protective measures; and safety precautions for handling, storing and transporting a hazardous product.

Tier II reporting is a system used by states to collect and publish information about the hazardous chemicals stored and used by an organization.  Tier II is part of the Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-Know Act (EPCRA).  The information compiled by organizations is sent to emergency response commissions, committees, and local fire departments.  The data includes the name, location, and amount of each chemical stored and used, as well as any potential hazards, to provide first responders and the public with information that can help them prepare for and respond to chemical emergencies.

Enviros Software provides several pre-set labels, in addition to custom labels that can be used to put on drums or containers with hazardous materials.

Yes.  The software gives you the ability to create Authorized Use Lists (AULs) that allow or disallow specific users or organizations from using available hazardous products.

The software has an ordering module that allows you to order and track the status or purchased HazMat products.  On receipt, these products can be directly stocked into the stored inventory with a single click.

Yes, Enviros Software has a training module that can be used to track attendance and/or completion of required environmental and safety training.

The software uses barcode labels for stocking hazmat, so that each product stocked has a label with a unique ID number.  This information is critical in providing important information about the product, such as purchase date, storage, issued to, and disposal dates.

It can take between 2 weeks to 2 months to deploy the software depending on the size of your organization and software modules procured.