“Deconstruction Creates Knowledge, Recombination Creates Value”

Quote from Pascale, Writing Coach

And what does that have to do with Safety Data Sheets SDS’s?

https://www.manguardsystems.com/visual-chemical-safety-blog/what-order-sds-review-sections

A previous blog post took you through the order that I review Safety Data Sheets (see link above)

Process flow boxes showing the Safety Data Sheet SDS leading to integration with Use Type and Job information, then generall worker information, then specific worker information, leading to Visual Chemical Safety outputs — From general to specific

The picture above is a simplified version of going from the general information on the Safety Data Sheet to specific Visual Chemical Safety outputs.

What it doesn’t show is the manipulation that needs to take place to take the Safety Data Sheet information and turn it into usable data. (That’s probably several posts)

Community Outreach: How have you implemented these steps in your operations?

Until next time…

“Deconstruction Creates Knowledge, Recombination Creates Value”

Quote from Pascale, Writing Coach

And what does that have to do with Safety Data Sheets SDS’s?

Did you know it’s possible for an SDS to load its structured data automatically?

Visual Chemical Safety The Safety Data Sheet: In What Order Do You Review The Sections?

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