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How Digital SDS Management Is Transforming Safety & Compliance in 2025

An expanded perspective incorporating insights from TotalSDS originally published in Patterson’s Insight magazine.  Managing Safety Data Sheets (SDS) has always been a critical part of maintaining a safe and compliant work environment, especially in industries handling chemicals daily — like dental practices, veterinary clinics, medical suppliers, distributors, and manufacturing facilities.…
Hawk SEM
12/05/25
NewsOSHASDS Authoring

SDS Requirements for Articles: What OSHA Says Under HCS

Confused About SDS Requirements for Articles? If you’ve ever been told, “We need an SDS for this product,” only to realize the product is actually an article, you’re not alone. Manufacturers and suppliers run into this confusion all the time. While OSHA’s Hazard Communication Standard (HCS) clearly exempts articles from…
Hawk SEM
11/03/25
GHSOSHASDS Authoring

SDS Compliance Across Jurisdictions: What You Need to Know

Navigating global chemical compliance can be a daunting task—especially when it comes to Safety Data Sheets (SDSs). While the Globally Harmonized System (GHS) of Classification and Labeling of Chemicals was developed to standardize chemical safety information worldwide, the reality is far more fragmented. Each country implements GHS differently — some…
Alex Milan
06/11/25
Compliance & Regulatory NewsEnvironmental Health & SafetyOSHA

OSHA Requirements for Using Propane in Your Forklift Fleet: A Complete Guide

As businesses rely on propane-powered forklifts for efficiency and productivity, it is crucial to understand the potential hazards associated with propane use and to adhere to stringent safety regulations. Propane, while an effective and commonly used fuel source, is highly volatile and poses significant risks if mishandled. Accidents involving propane…
Alex Milan
05/12/25
Compliance & Regulatory NewsOSHA

5 Myths About OSHA Compliance Officers

The Occupational Safety and Health Act (OSHA) was enacted in 1970 to set workplace safety standards and ensure employers create a safe working environment. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) enforces these regulations, leading to a reduction in work-related injuries and fatalities. However, misconceptions about OSHA compliance officers persist,…
Alex Milan
04/11/25
Compliance & Regulatory NewsGHSOSHA

Navigating Chemical Compliance: OSHA, REACH, GHS, and CLP

When it comes to hazardous chemicals and regulatory compliance, businesses must navigate a complex web of agencies, standards, and legal requirements. Understanding the Globally Harmonized System (GHS) and OSHA’s Hazard Communication Standard (HazCom) is crucial for ensuring workplace safety and compliance. Additionally, organizations operating internationally must also adhere to REACH…
Alex Milan
04/07/25