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Chemical Inventory Module

Chemical Safety Software offers integrated software that support chemical management, facility compliance and safety quickly, easily and cost-effectively.

Chemical Safety’s Environmental Management Systems ( EMS) supports the needs of virtually every department and function within the organization.

Chemical Inventory Management


Effective chemical inventory management is the cornerstone of a facility’s operations. Properly maintaining regulated materials in inventory requires a system that helps comply with complex and changing regulations, helps reduce chemical purchasing and chemical storage on-site, and reduces operational costs and corporate liability.

The EMS Inventory Management Module addresses all the special issues associated with storing and using hazardous materials.


Chemical Inventory/Materials Management Features

q Container Tracking

q Container Hazard Labeling

q Container Barcode Labeling

q In-house Chemical Management Services & Tools

- Chemical Search

- Chemical Distribution

- Chemical Storage

- Disposal Requisitions

q Chemical Purchasing

q Chemical Receiving

q Cross-Reference with MSDSs and Regulations

q Federal SARA Tier II reporting

q State Annual Inventory Reporting

q Electronic Reporting

q Fire Department Specific Reporting

q UFC/UBC (Fire Code-Building Code) Reporting

q Container Tracking using wireless barcode scanners and PDA devices

q Regulation-based Reporting for Air, Water and Ground Regulatory Requirements

Additional Inventory Module Features

q Barcode scanners or laptops track inventory and its movement and automatically update all related records.

q Excel-based Inventory Import and Export Capabilities

q Management Reporting allows unique, user-defined reports to be created and stored for periodic or as-needed reporting.

q Task Management tool supports projects and tasks with flags or reminders, reports and links to other applications such as word processing, and gives oversight rights to supervisors.