Chemical safety & SDS management blog

Stay ahead of the curve with expert insights on Canadian chemical safety and SDS management. We translate complex regulatory changes—from WHMIS 2022 to the latest CEPA amendments—into actionable strategies that protect your people, ensure occupational health and safety (OHS) compliance, and advance your commitment to the UN Sustainable Development Goals..

Hazard identification in the workplace

Rob Hallsworth
12 September 2022
4:18 pm
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SDS RiskAssist helps employers identify the hazards of products their employees use in the workplace and customize safety instructions.

WHMIS education and training requirements

Rob Hallsworth
7 September 2022
5:37 pm
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WHMIS requires employers to ensure workers receive both general WHMIS education and site- and job-specific training for chemical hazards.

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Safety Data Sheets Require Updating. Here are Some Helpful Tips.

Rob Hallsworth
15 November 2021
4:11 pm
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You do need to update Safety Data Sheets. You don't need to waste time doing it. Here are some SDS management tips for when and how to update your SDSs.

SDS RiskAssist SafetySnap provides workers with labelling information not classification.

Workers Must Understand WHMIS Labelling not Classification

Rob Hallsworth
13 September 2021
11:32 am
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Training workers on the classification of chemical hazards misses the value of WHMIS which is the labelling of those hazards

SDS RiskAssist wins SDS Management Award

SDS RiskAssist Earns Top Choice 4 Years Running!

Lisa Hallsworth
30 June 2021
7:02 am
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SDS RiskAssist wins 2021 Readers' Choice Award for SDS Management from Canadian Occupational Safety Magazine for the 4th year in a row!

If you could PREVENT cancer, would you?

Lisa Hallsworth
1 March 2021
5:47 pm
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Check out this EngTalk that RilleaTech collaborated on with the Ontario Society of Professional Engineers (OSPE). It talks about work-related cancers, the latest scientific reports on occupational disease, commissioned by Ontario's Ministry of Labour, Training and Skills Development and Ontario's statistics on occupational disease posted by the Occupational Cancer Research Centre. Get inspired with how […]