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"When departments...want to achieve increased efficiencies, they need to benchmark themselves against other hospitals. They use our data to do this."
- David Doell
- Manager of Design and Construction
- Clarian Health
ARCHIBUS Material Safety Data Sheets: Protect Stakeholders from Hazardous Chemicals and Regulatory Costs
Retrieve material safety information quickly to help protect individuals from hazardous chemicals and reduce regulatory compliance costs
Benefits
- Minimizes risk of serious injury to building occupants and first responders in the event of an accident
- Reduces the administrative cost and effort in maintaining an up-to-date Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) library
- Satisfies chemical safety and inventory documentation reporting obligations efficiently
- Enables first responders to quickly and reliably retrieve critical chemical safety information during an emergency
ARCHIBUS MSDS lets users identify the type and location of hazards on floor plans for fast and effective response to events involving toxic materials, helping to ensure occupant safety and business continuity
Organizations have a responsibility to safely handle toxic products, verify compliance with various regulations, and inform first responders where those hazardous materials are stored and what they may encounter during an emergency. Yet maintaining this information in binders or file drawers can be expensive to manage, difficult to update, and a challenge to access – especially during a crisis. The Web-based ARCHIBUS MSDS application provides instant updates and access to MSDS information from anywhere, stores lists of chemical products used in workplaces, and catalogs their MSDSs. It also integrates materials inventories, space and occupancy data, equipment inventories, and organizational information with site- and floor-plan graphics, providing the most complete information to execute a plan of action to avert a crisis.
