Employees can find a Safety Data Sheet (SDS) in your SDS library in four ways. No training is needed for
An SDS binder is one PDF file with all the Safety Data Sheets (SDSs) on a location. It starts with
Your employees usually open your Safety Data Sheets (SDSs) online, for example by scanning a QR code poster. For times
You can permanently remove a Safety Data Sheet from your library by first move the SDS to "Archive"
Next step is
Every container label you print from SDS Manager has a QR code. Anyone who scans it with a phone opens
Your employees can find a Safety Data Sheet (SDS) by scanning the barcode (EAN or UPC code) on the product.
This article shows what your employees see when they use SDS Manager to find Safety Data Sheets (SDSs) at work.
An HMIS label shows the hazard ratings of a chemical in coloured bars: health, flammability and physical hazard, each from
You can add your own message to an SDS, for example "Use only in the fume hood". Choose Info, Warning
When a location is no longer in use, archive it.
Open the location in Manage SDS Library.
Click More options (⋯) at
Each Safety Data Sheet (SDS) in your library has a details page with the information SDS Manager has read from
You can share a link to a Safety Data Sheet (SDS), for example in an e-mail or a chat message.
You choose which e-mails SDS Manager sends you in your account settings.
Click your profile picture at the top right and
SDS Manager reads the CAS and EC numbers of the ingredients in section 3 of each Safety Data Sheet (SDS)
SDS Manager can record new arrivals, usage and disposal of each chemical on each location, and make a report of
To allow your employees to request SDS to be added to your SDS library, you must first enable the setting
A secondary container label goes on a smaller container, such as a spray bottle, jug or jar, that you fill
You can search the full text of all the Safety Data Sheets (SDSs) in your library, for example to find
You can attach your own files to a Safety Data Sheet (SDS), for example a work instruction, a product data
Suppliers issue new revisions of their Safety Data Sheets (SDSs), often every one to three years. SDS Manager checks thousands
Managing Safety Data Sheets (SDS) for all the products your company uses can be a daunting task. To simplify this,
When you print a secondary container label, you choose its size in Print format. Read how to print a label:
Each Safety Data Sheet (SDS) says which personal protective equipment (PPE) and controls are needed. SDS Manager shows them as
You can compare two Safety Data Sheets (SDSs) side by side, for example two products you can choose between, or
You can copy a Safety Data Sheet (SDS) to more locations, or move it to another location. You can do