Chemical Inventory & Hazard Communication (OSHA 1910.1200)

Chemical Inventory Development — $350 per facility (up to 40 chemicals)

Creation of a complete OSHA‑aligned chemical inventory, including product identifiers, hazard classifications, storage requirements, and PPE expectations.

Expanded Chemical Count — $5.00 per additional chemical

For each chemical beyond the initial 40 included in the base package.

Hazard Communication Plan Development — $250 per facility

Written Hazard Communication Plan (OSHA 1910.1200) including SDS management procedures, labeling requirements, employee communication, non‑routine task guidance, and contractor coordination.

SDS Index & Accessibility Setup — $150 per facility (up to 40) includes SDS Collection and verification, drive linking and file naming, index formatting, accessibility setup (digital or binder ready). 

Expanded SDS Index - $2.50 per additional SDS.

Organization of all Safety Data Sheets into a compliant index (digital or binder‑ready), ensuring employee access during all shifts.

HazCom Training Log & Documentation Package — $75

Training outline, sign‑in sheet, and documentation forms for annual or new‑hire Hazard Communication training.

OSHA‑aligned chemical inventory development, SDS organization, and written Hazard Communication Plan support for facility operations. This service provides the required documentation and structure needed to meet OSHA 1910.1200 expectations for chemical identification, labeling, SDS access, and employee communication. 

HazCom Service Deliverables

This service includes the development and delivery of the following OSHA‑aligned components:

• Chemical Inventory (Excel format)

• SDS Index (pdf formatted digital or binder‑ready facility preference)

• Written Hazard Communication Plan (OSHA 1910.1200)

• Labeling guidance for primary and secondary containers

• Procedures for SDS access and maintenance

• Documentation structure for employee communication

• Non‑routine task hazard communication procedures

• Contractor hazard communication procedures

Why Facility Managers Need Hazard Communication Support

Facilities that use, store, or handle hazardous chemicals are required to maintain a compliant Hazard Communication program under OSHA 1910.1200. Beyond regulatory expectations, a structured program protects employees, reduces operational risk, and ensures that chemical information is accessible and understood across all shifts. A complete Chemical Inventory and written Hazard Communication Plan help facility managers:

• Identify and document all hazardous chemicals used in daily operations

• Ensure employees know the hazards, PPE requirements, and safe‑handling procedures

• Maintain SDS access in a consistent, organized format

• Support contractor oversight by communicating on‑site chemical hazards

• Reduce the likelihood of injuries, exposures, and preventable incidents

• Demonstrate compliance during inspections or public‑records requests

• Replace outdated MSDS binders with current, GHS‑aligned documentation

This service provides the structure, documentation, and clarity needed to keep employees informed, maintain OSHA compliance, and support safe, reliable facility operations.