Breaking down the SDS with Atanu Das, CEO an President of MSDSWriter.

The Environmental Transformation Podcast with Sean Grady
24/01/2022 1h 4min Episodio 48

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Breaking down the SDS with Atanu Das, CEO and President of MSDS Writer. Learn why SDSs are so important and how they support hazardous communication, worker safety, compliance reporting, and chemical management requirements. We breakdown each section and dive into the details to bring you a better understanding of the information provided and potential hazards associated with an SDS.
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