Keep your safety data sheets, labels, and chemical inventory aligned with OSHA Hazard Communication, EPA TSCA, and GHS across every US facility.
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Managing chemicals in the United States centers on the OSHA Hazard Communication Standard (29 CFR 1910.1200), which requires a current safety data sheet for every hazardous chemical, GHS-aligned labels, and employee access to that information at all times. Substances are also subject to the EPA Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA), which governs which chemicals may be manufactured, imported, or processed. NextSDS gives US operators one platform to keep every SDS current and accessible, screen the inventory against the TSCA list, and produce workplace labels that follow the GHS building blocks OSHA has adopted.
The Hazard Communication Standard mandates standardized labels, 16-section safety data sheets, and worker training for hazardous chemicals. NextSDS keeps every SDS current and accessible on every shift.
The Toxic Substances Control Act lets the EPA review new chemicals and evaluate existing ones. NextSDS screens your inventory against the TSCA list and flags significant new use rules and restrictions.
OSHA HazCom adopts the GHS building blocks for classification and labelling. NextSDS generates workplace and secondary container labels with the correct pictograms, signal words, and hazard statements.
Forward supplier documents to your Magic Mailbox for automatic extraction and validation. Every safety data sheet follows the 16-section format and stays available to employees on every shift.
Run your chemicals through automated substance screening against the TSCA inventory. Confirm every substance is listed and receive alerts on significant new use rules and EPA restrictions.
Generate workplace and container labels and simplified safety cards with the GHS elements HazCom requires, available to workers at the point of use via QR code.
Manage chemical inventories across facilities with location-based registers and a consolidated compliance framework view, supporting HazCom's written program and inventory requirements across states.
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NextSDS keeps you aligned with the OSHA Hazard Communication Standard (29 CFR 1910.1200). The platform maintains a complete, current safety data sheet for every hazardous chemical in your workplace, ensures each SDS follows the required 16-section GHS format, and makes documents accessible to employees during every work shift, which is a core HazCom requirement.
Yes. Substances in your inventory are screened against the TSCA Chemical Substance Inventory so you can confirm the chemicals you manufacture, import, or process are listed. You receive alerts on significant new use rules and restrictions, helping you track EPA actions that affect substances already in your operations.
US HazCom labels follow the GHS building blocks adopted by OSHA: product identifier, signal word, hazard statements, precautionary statements, pictograms, and supplier information. NextSDS generates workplace and secondary container labels with these elements and simplified safety cards workers can reach by QR code at the point of use.
Yes. Create location-specific chemical registers for each facility, so every site maintains its own hazardous chemical inventory while you keep a consolidated national view. This supports HazCom's written program and inventory requirements and simplifies reporting across operations spread over several states.
