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In this webinar, we will introduce the basics of Safety Data Sheets (SDS), how to streamline their management, and how to utilize Chemwatch's completely free SDS management tool, "Backpack Free Version." Overview of the webinar (tentative): - What is an SDS? Why is it important? - How to manage SDS efficiently - Introduction and demonstration of the free "Backpack Free Version" During the webinar, we will conduct a demonstration using actual operation screens to show how simple SDS management can be. Even if you cannot attend at the scheduled time, if you register, a recorded video will be sent to you via email later. We encourage you to invite others and participate together.

In this free seminar, we will explain what chemical waste is after flooding, its impact on the environment and health, and the proper disposal methods for contaminated/damaged chemicals. We will also cover important notes, how to utilize local waste disposal services, and safe storage and disposal methods for waste. Let’s protect our health, property, and the environment through informed actions. For any questions regarding this webinar, please contact us at japan@chemwatch.net. We sincerely look forward to your participation.

In this webinar, we will focus on the risk assessment of chemicals in the workplace, explaining its fundamentals and importance in an easy-to-understand manner for about 30 minutes. We will delve into the difference between "hazard" and "risk," and explore why risk assessment is necessary, including its legal and practical reasons. We will specifically introduce the identification of chemical hazards, risk assessment methods (risk matrix), and how to implement effective management measures. Additionally, we will present risk assessment models from international organizations such as the ILO and touch upon their application examples. In the latter half, we will demonstrate how Chemwatch's risk assessment module simplifies and automates evaluations. We will showcase the generation of color-coded risk reports using SDS information, the selection of appropriate PPE (personal protective equipment), and the streamlining of compliance adherence, highlighting its appeal as a solution for making safety management easier and more efficient. This is a must-attend for those struggling with chemical safety management or looking to improve efficiency. If you register, a recorded video will be sent to you via email later. We encourage you to invite others and participate together.

This webinar provides a brief and easy-to-understand explanation of the relationship and differences between the CLP Regulation (Classification, Labeling, and Packaging) regarding the classification and labeling of chemicals, and the regulations concerning the transport of hazardous materials (transport labels). It contains important points for those involved in the labeling and safety management of chemicals, especially those responsible for creating Safety Data Sheets (SDS) and labels. 【Webinar Overview】 Approximately 25 minutes - What is the CLP Regulation? (EU rules on chemical classification and labeling) - What is a hazardous materials transport label? (International rules for ensuring safety during transport) - Differences in the objectives and application scenarios of both - Commonalities and differences in label icons (pictograms) - Reasons why labels may differ for the same chemical - Key points to be aware of in practice and how to ensure consistency Even if you cannot attend, if you register, a recorded video will be sent to you via email later. We encourage you to invite others and participate together. For any questions, please contact us at japan@chemwatch.net. We sincerely look forward to your participation.

Would you like to take another look at how to read Safety Data Sheets (SDS)? Due to recent amendments to the Occupational Safety and Health Act, the number of chemical substances that require the creation of SDS has significantly increased, and it is expected that the opportunities for creating and distributing SDS will also rise. In this webinar, you will be able to review the overview of SDS and the contents described in each section. Let’s learn about Safety Data Sheets and prepare for future legal amendments. For any questions regarding this webinar, please contact us at japan@chemwatch.net. We sincerely look forward to your participation.