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Risk Assessment - A large part of the development process is product sustainability and this is typically determined during risk assessment. Chemicals or products are assessed for issues, such as health, physical hazards, regulations, handling and ecotoxicity. 
Safety Program Review & Authoring - Safety programs not only require certain training, but also specific written programs (particularly in a workplace where hazardous materials are handled or where hazardous operations are performed). These can include a hazard communication plan, contingency plans and laboratory safety manuals.
(Material) Safety Data Sheet (MSDS/SDS) Preparation - The (material) safety data sheet is not only a legal document that communicates the hazards of a particular product, but it also often represents your company's professional image. This is equally true of other hazard communication instruments, such as product labels. Hazard communication laws are in the process of being harmonized globally under the United Nation's GHS system of SDS and labeling guidelines.
New Chemical Registration / TSCA Registration - In many of the most important geographical business markets, registration and evaluation of new chemical substances is required before they can be commercially manufactured, marketed and sold. Understanding and navigating the numerous regional requirements can greatly expand your business' global reach.
Industrial Hygiene - Industrial hygiene involves the anticipation of hazards in the workplace and the protection of workers from these hazards. This involves the evaluation, prevention and control of environmental factors in the workplace. Factors include noise, hazardous emissions and specification of personal protective equipment.
Chemical Waste Management - Proper disposal of hazardous waste is important not only for your company, but for the neighbors who share your communities. Additionally, there are various permitting, documentation and periodic reporting requirements.
Occupational Safety and Regulatory Training - As part of keeping your employees safe while handling hazardous materials through the course of performing their jobs, period safety and regulatory training may be required. These can include HazCom, Fire Safety, RCRA, DOT and other job-specific training. Training can be conducted on-site or via computer-based training courses.
Air Quality Assessment - Air quality regulations involve compliance with various state and federal regulatory agencies. Services provided can include emission calculations, air permit applications, dispersion modeling and compliance audits.
Harmonized Tariff Code Classification - The HTC system determines the duty imposed on traded goods. The rate is determined by properly classifying the product or chemical material. This requires, not only a clear understanding of the regulation, but a thorough understanding of the chemical classification system.
Other Regulations - There are, of course, many more regulations involved with the production, handling and sales of chemical products. There are regulations specific to the Drug Enforcement Agency or in Europe under the German Water Regulations. There are also various local regulations, such as Right-to-Know Laws (state laws and under WHMIS in Canada).
Regardless of your organization's chemical compliance needs, contact ChemOne Compliance, LLC to discuss how we can help you comply with existing requirements or how we can assist you with registering your materials so that you can expand your global reach.
