A statutory inventory online, an on-site assessment of chemical agents, and an independent view. Available separately or together.
Occupational safety inspection checks these. Choose what you are missing – or combine them.
A statutory register of chemicals and SDS. Prepared as expert work and kept up to date.
Hazardous chemical agents at the site. A written report and recommended actions.
An independent view on chemical safety. Low threshold; the same work also fits a demanding site.
The workplace must have an up-to-date chemical inventory, CLP hazard classifications and safety data sheets (SDS). We prepare them as expert work from your source data. A site visit is not required unless ordered separately.
We collect the chemicals in use, quantities and existing safety data sheets.
We identify items, CLP hazard classifications and H-statements and attach the safety data sheets (SDS).
Paper, PDF or online. The annual fee covers updates; the first year is free of charge.
The portal is how the chemical inventory is delivered and maintained. An up-to-date inventory and SDS are available to the whole organisation, including on mobile.
Request a quote for the inventory →The assessment is done on site in line with the Occupational Safety and Health Act (738/2002) and Decree 715/2001. It is also supported by the CLP Regulation and the REACH Regulation. An inventory shows what substances you have, not how they are used or where people are exposed.
The assessment is based on the chemicals’ CLP hazard classifications and H-statements — for example LPG: H220 and H280. Hazard labelling →
We clarify the scope of operations, substances and CLP/REACH data. A fixed quote before the visit.
We walk through points of use, exposure routes, storage, segregation and incompatible substances on site.
Hazard assessment, protective measures and recommended actions. 6-month document guarantee.
The written report brings hazards, exposure and controls into one view – with practical actions.
CLP classifications and H-statements, plus REACH safety data and registration information, underpin the assessment. Example: LPG — H220 (extremely flammable gas), H280 (contains gas under pressure).
Points of use, work practices and exposure routes – where and how workers may be exposed.
Storage locations, quantities and segregation practices relative to substance hazards.
Substances that must not be stored or handled together – and how the risk is controlled.
Technical and organisational controls plus the personal protective equipment required.
Prioritised recommended actions to close gaps in practice.
An independent expert view when the situation is unclear: storage, segregation, CLP/REACH, SDS interpretation or an inspector’s remark. The threshold is low, but the same work also fits a demanding industrial site. Scope is agreed to the situation.
A short description is enough. No formal request for quote is needed.
Remotely or on site. Whatever the site requires.
Straight. Further work only if you decide to go on.
The assessment covers substances’ CLP hazard classifications and H-statements, points of use and exposure routes, storage and segregation, incompatible substances, and the required protective measures and recommended actions.
Not necessarily. The inventory is a register of substances and safety data sheets. The risk assessment is done on site and shows how substances are used and where people are exposed. Many start with what day-to-day work or an inspection requires. Consulting fits when you want an independent view before larger work.
If an external inspector or reviewer issues a written remark on a delivered document within 6 months of handover, we correct the remarked items free of charge. The guarantee covers the document as scoped in the original assignment.
Yes. The chemical inventory and safety data sheets must be current. Outdated sheets or a missing inventory are typical inspection findings and increase accident risk.
Yes. Chemical data, the explosion protection document and the risk assessment should be kept as one whole, so that changes update in a single view. Delivered as paper, PDF or online.
If an external inspector or reviewer issues a written remark on a delivered document within 6 months of handover, we correct the remarked items free of charge.
The guarantee covers the document as scoped in the original assignment. It does not cover changes to processes, premises or chemicals, incomplete source information, or legislative changes after delivery.
We start with a free situation review. Tell us about the site – you get a clear quote with no commitment.
