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Instandhaltungssoftware für Industrie, Versorger und Windkraft
According to the Hazardous Substances Ordinance (GefStoffV §6 Para. 12), every employer must maintain a hazardous substances register – including the designation, classification, quantity, and work areas of all hazardous substances. With the blueprint, you create your hazardous substances register digitally in GS-Service: centrally maintained, with access to safety data sheets (TRGS 555), and available everywhere for employees, safety officers, and authorities.
The digital hazardous substances register is a systematic inventory of all hazardous substances used in the company.
It serves to centrally record and manage all relevant information about dangerous substances and mixtures and make it transparently accessible to employees, safety officers, and authorities.
The creation of a hazardous substance inventory is an essential component of occupational health and safety.
Relevant topics when handling hazardous substances also include
safety data sheets, operating instructions, and storage. Hazardous substance officers and safety specialists are generally responsible within companies.
The best-practice procedure for the IT-supported creation and integration of a company hazardous substances register in GS-Service is structurally based on the so-called Globally Harmonized System (GHS) in the EU. Regulation (EC) No. 1272/2008 is also decisive here – it creates the link between hazard category, pictogram, signal word, hazard statements, and precautionary statements.
The following are therefore created as object classes in GS-Service:
Existing master data on hazardous substances can be imported from other systems as csv files, among others. When creating new objects (with hazardous substance name, keyword, classification code, manufacturer, etc.), the following can be done:
The hazardous substances register in GS-Service is available in the application for office, warehouse, and workshop, as well as in your mobile application for any end devices (tablet/smartphone/
notebook).
In daily operations, employees can access information from the hazardous substances register via: