Chemical Risk Assessment Software
Streamline workplace chemical risk assessments with automated hazard classification, exposure estimation, and control measure recommendations — built for EHS professionals.
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The Risk Assessment Challenge
Chemical risk assessments are legally required but often inconsistent, time-consuming, and disconnected from actual SDS data. Common pain points include:
Manual Hazard Classification
Translating H-statements and GHS pictograms into hazard levels by hand is tedious, error-prone, and inconsistent across assessors.
Disconnected from SDS Data
Risk assessments done in spreadsheets or Word documents are disconnected from the actual SDS — when a data sheet is updated, the assessment becomes outdated.
No Version History
When regulations change or a supplier issues a revised SDS, there's no way to see what changed between assessment versions.
Missing Regulatory Context
Without automatic screening against SVHC, CMR, and ZZS lists, risk assessments miss critical regulatory context about the substances being assessed.
The solution
How Chemspark Automates Risk Assessments
Chemspark connects your SDS data directly to the risk assessment workflow — so hazard levels, OEL values, and exposure estimates are always current.
Automatic Hazard Classification
Chemspark derives inhalation, dermal, and fire/explosion hazard levels directly from parsed SDS data — H-statements, OEL values, physical state, and boiling point.
Smart Screening Worklist
Before a full assessment, Chemspark screens each chemical through a quick screening step — determining whether it needs qualitative RA, quantitative measurement, or can be accepted as low risk.
Exposure Estimation
Select usage duration, ventilation type, and containment level to calculate exposure potential. Chemspark combines this with hazard data to produce a 1–5 risk score.
Control Measure Recommendations
Based on the risk level, Chemspark suggests practical control measures — from ventilation and PPE requirements to substance substitution.
Assessment Version History
Every assessment is versioned. When an SDS is updated, Chemspark flags the assessment for review and shows exactly what changed.
Quantitative Assessment Support
Enter measured concentrations from workplace air measurements and compare them against OEL values for quantitative exposure assessment.
Department-Level Assessments
Assess the same chemical differently per department — because exposure conditions in the lab differ from those on the production floor.
Regulatory context
Risk Assessments with Regulatory Context
Chemspark enriches every risk assessment with compliance data, so you know not just the risk level but also the regulatory status of each substance.
- SVHC screening — Know if a substance is on the Candidate List before you assess it
- CMR classification — Automatically flag carcinogenic, mutagenic, or reprotoxic substances
- National lists — the Dutch ZZS list is built in, and you can upload the national or sector list your own country works with
- OEL integration — Occupational exposure limits pulled directly from SDS data into the assessment
- SDS update review — Assessments flagged for review when the underlying safety data sheet changes
Every risk assessment in Chemspark is backed by current SDS data and regulatory screening — not a static snapshot from months ago.
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