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You can count on CHEMTREC to deliver specialized emergency response information for hazardous materials and dangerous goods. Our team of specialists are dedicated to keeping you up-to-date with evolving regulations, new compliance management trends and procedures, as well as groundbreaking shifts happening within the industry. Visit our blog frequently to read about industry news, new product offerings and best practices to keep your company compliant and safe.
Earth Day serves as an opportunity to reflect on the various ways in which we can collectively contribute to the health and sustainability of our planet. In honor of Earth Day, let's explore how safety data sheet (SDS) contribute to protecting our environment and the impact they serve for the well-being of people and the planet.
On May 20, 2024, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) issued the final rule updating the Hazard Communication Standard (HCS), also referred to as HazCom, to align primarily with the 7th revision of the United Nations’ Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labelling of Chemicals (GHS). How is the HCS update affecting the economy?
We spoke with our Watch Supervisor, Philip Blashford, to address some common questions about the Cleanup and Remediation service. We hope these insights assist you in selecting the right partner for handling hazmat cleanup.
CHEMTREC reviews all our online hazmat training courses annually and updates are made as needed. While some courses may not need changes, or changes are more minor, our 2025 Shipping Lithium Battery and Cells course was meticulously reviewed and updated to address the evolving regulatory landscape, providing you with the knowledge necessary to ship lithium batteries with confidence.
When hazardous materials spill, every second counts. The longer a spill remains uncontained, the greater the risk to workers, the environment, and business operations. Yet many companies struggle to coordinate a fast, effective response. They may have an emergency response information provider, but cleanup and remediation often requires separate contractors. This leads to delays, miscommunication, and compliance headaches.
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