Chemical management system: What to consider when choosing a new system Time to get control of the chemicals in your workplace? A chemical management system can make everyday work easier and safer, but with many solutions on the market, it can be challenging to know...
Systematic replacement (substitution) of hazardous chemicals contributes to reduced risk, improved HSE and compliance with laws and regulations.
Switching your chemical management system doesn’t have to be complicated. We’ll show you how a migration to Workplace Safety works.
Cancer is the most common cause of work-related death, accounting for over half of all occupational deaths in Western countries. It is largely due to exposure to chemicals at work.
Are you responsible for HSE and chemical management in your organisation? Here are 10 tips to help make your working day a little safer.
What must be recorded in an exposure register? Get answers about responsibilities, requirements, risk assessment and new rules for chemical exposure.
Find out what an exposure register is, who is responsible for it, and why it may be crucial for your business.
On June 10th, Workplace Safety invites you to a webinar together with the Directorate for Civil Protection and Emergency Preparedness (DSB).
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Norwegian universities and research institutes choose Workplace Safety for safe and efficient chemical handling.
Read how we have worked to simplify everyday life for employees, researchers and students.
Are you unsure how to conduct good risk assessments of chemicals?
Join the webinar with the Norwegian Labour Inspection Authority.