Information sources on Chemical Hazards

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Information sources on Chemical Hazards

• Tiina Santonen
• Paide 3.11.03

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• MSDSs are usually the main information sources
  in workplaces
• However, in many cases more information are
  needed than is provided by standard MSDS
• On the other hand, if MSDS is not available or
  not easily understandable, shop floor
  information for workers or employers can be found
  e.g. from International Chemical Safety Cards

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Free information sources on chemical hazards
available in internet

• Toxnet (http//toxnet.nlm.nih.gov/)
• IPCS Inchem (http//www.inchem.org/)
• Pubmed (http//www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.f
  cgi)

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Toxnet http//toxnet.nlm.nih.gov/
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IPCS Inchem http//www.inchem.org/
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International Chemical cards also available in
estonianin http//osh.sm.ee/training/data1/index
.HTM
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