An exposure register documents employees’ potential and actual exposure to hazardous substances. Read more about what it is and which businesses are covered.
What is an exposure register?
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What is an exposure register?
What is a safety data sheet for chemicals?
All hazardous chemicals must have a safety data sheet (SDS). Here you will get an introduction to what a safety data sheet is, why it is so important, and known challenges for businesses.
What is a chemical inventory?
A chemical inventory is an overview of hazardous chemicals in the workplace and contains safety data sheets, risk assessments and procedures for safe handling. Learn more about what a chemical inventory is and how you can easily get started.
Webinar: Regulations and requirements for explosives precursors
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
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.
Risk assessment webinar 11.02.2025
Are you unsure how to conduct good risk assessments of chemicals?
Join the webinar with the Norwegian Labour Inspection Authority.
Strengthened chemical management: Workplace Safety professional day with Bamble municipality
Training with physical presence gives users a deeper understanding of Workplace Safety.
Read about our professional day with Bamble Municipality and the possibility of tailored training programs.
New hazard classes in the CLP regulations
Does your business use products that fall under the new chemical classifications?
Learn about what the new rules mean for your chemical management.
Risk assessment of chemicals
Employers are required to identify and assess all chemicals used in the workplace, and the risk assessment must be documented in writing.
Diisocyanates are hazardous chemicals
New requirements from REACH make training in the safe handling of diisocyanates mandatory for everyone who works with the substance.