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Chemicals, SDS and asbestos

Chemicals registered, assessed and controlled from the SDS up.

Upload the SDS and MiSAFE reads it, fills the register and places the product on your site plan. One click drafts the chemical risk assessment, safe operating procedure and training presentation for review. SDS currency is watched, Schedule 11 quantities roll up per site, and asbestos registers sit alongside.

How it works

From SDS uploaded to trained users.

1

Add

Upload the SDS and enter where it is stored, how much, what it sits next to and who uses it.

2

Assess

The risk assessment, SOP and training presentation are drafted in one go, ready for review and approval.

3

Train

Assign the SOP and training to the people who use the product. Completions land in the training matrix.

4

Watch

SDS older than five years are flagged, placard and manifest quantities roll up per site, and the heat map shows where the risk sits.

Inside the system

Where it lives in MiSAFE QHSE.

The hub, what you can do there, what its snapshot watches and what turns an item red.

Assets & Environment

Chemicals & SDS

Nothing brought on site or used until it is approved.

What you can do here
  • Add a chemical from its SDS
  • Schedule 11 placard and manifest rollup
  • Risk assessment, SOP and training in one go
  • SDS on phones, with your own Chemwatch or ChemAlert
  • Chemical site heat map
  • Asbestos register (ACM)
  • Food safety checks
What the snapshot watches
SDS expiredAwaiting approvalStored with something to keep apartStorage not compliantClasses at placard threshold
What turns redAn expired SDS, a product not stored as its SDS says or stored with something it must be kept apart from, or a class at its Schedule 11 placard threshold.
Chemicals & SDS, in the demo school account
WHS Regulation Part 7.1 and Schedule 11 · Managing Risks of Hazardous Chemicals Code of Practice · How to Manage and Control Asbestos Code of Practice
The chemical storage heat map: each store on the site plan, coloured by the chemical risk it holds
Chemicals and SDS: what needs chasing, what is stored wrongly and what the placard thresholds say
What you get

Ready on day one, set up for you.

  • Chemicals and SDS register with storage locations and quantities
  • Risk assessment, SOP and training drafted from the SDS
  • SDS currency alerts at five years from issue
  • Connection to your own Chemwatch or ChemAlert account
  • Schedule 11 placard and manifest roll-up per site
  • Asbestos register and plans, food safety checks and site heat map
Compliance built in

What regulators, auditors and clients expect.

What the law or standard asks of you, in plain words, and what MiSAFE QHSE does to help you meet it.

Keep a register of the hazardous chemicals on site Upload the SDS and the register fills itself, with where each product is kept and how much.
WHS Regulation r346
Have a manifest and placards when quantities reach the set limits Quantities add up per site against the Schedule 11 limits, so you know when a manifest or placard is needed.
WHS Regulation r347 to r350
Keep every SDS current (no more than five years old) SDS dates are watched, and an SDS nearing five years old is flagged for a new copy.
WHS Regulation r330
Keep an asbestos register and management plan Asbestos registers and plans sit alongside the chemical register for each site.
WHS Regulation Ch 8
Monitor the health of people using certain chemicals Products that need health monitoring are flagged, and the monitoring is scheduled for the people who use them.
WHS Regulation r368

Chemicals, SDS and asbestos, set up for your organisation.

A demo built around your sites, your people and the records you keep today.