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We are Canadian: we understand SDS compliance requirements in every province, territory, and municipality across the country.
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The founders of the CanadaSDS product bring over 30-years of background and experience with hazardous chemicals handling and management planning, emergency response and contingency planning, business continuity planning, and custom software development providing services for numerous blue chip organizations.
At CanadaSDS, we understand the requirements of SDS compliance and regulations in all provincial jurisdictions across Canada.
The Occupational Health and Safety Regulations, 1996, govern the WHMIS program in Saskatchewan. Employers are responsible for ensuring WHMIS training is delivered and kept current. Proper labeling of hazardous products is mandatory, and Safety Data Sheets (MSDS and SDS) must be accessible for all hazardous products used within the workplace. The detailed regulations can be accessed at:
Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System (WHMIS) | Hazards and Prevention in Saskatchewan Workplaces | Government of SaskatchewanThe Yukon Occupational Health and Safety Act and Regulations regulates the WHMIS program in Yukon. Employers must provide WHMIS training, as well as labeling, storage and access to Safety Data Sheets (MSDS and SDS). The full regulations can be accessed here:
Learn More >The Northwest Territories Safety Act and Regulation regulate the WHMIS program in the Northwest Territories. The employer must provide WHMIS training and access to Safety Data Sheets (MSDS and SDS). The full regulations can be accessed here:
Learn More >The Prince Edward Island Occupational Health and Safety Act and Regulations regulates the WHMIS program in PEI. Employers must label, store and access Safety Data Sheets (MSDS and SDS) for hazardous products used in the workplace. The full regulations can be accessed here:
Learn More >The New Brunswick Occupational Health and Safety Act and Regulations regulates the WHMIS program in New Brunswick. Employers must provide WHMIS training, as well as labeling, storage and access to Safety Data Sheets (MSDS and SDS). The full regulations can be accessed here:
Learn More >The Nova Scotia Occupational Health and Safety Act and Regulations regulates the WHMIS program in Nova Scotia. Employers must label, store and access Safety Data Sheets (MSDS and SDS) for hazardous products used in the workplace. The full regulations can be accessed here:
Learn More >The Newfoundland and Labrador Workplace, Health, Safety and Compensation Act, Regulations and Guidelines regulates the WHMIS program in Newfoundland and Labrador. The employer must provide WHMIS training and access to Safety Data Sheets (MSDS and SDS). The full regulations can be accessed here:
Learn More >The Quebec Act Respecting Occupational Health and Safety regulates the WHMIS program in Quebec. Employers must ensure that hazardous products used in their facilities are labeled, stored and assessed correctly. The full regulations can be accessed here:
Learn More >The Ontario Occupational Health and Safety Act and Regulations regulates the WHMIS program in Ontario. Employers must provide WHMIS training, as well as labeling, storage and access to Safety Data Sheets (MSDS and SDS). The full regulations can be accessed here:
Learn More >The Manitoba Workplace Safety and Health Act and Regulations regulates the WHMIS program in Manitoba. WHMIS training must be provided by employers, as well as labeling, storage and access to Safety Data Sheets (MSDS and SDS). The full regulations can be accessed here:
Learn More >The British Columbia Occupational Health and Safety Regulation regulates the WHMIS program in British Columbia. Employers must provide WHMIS training, as well as label and store hazardous materials safely. Additionally, employers must ensure that Safety Data Sheets (MSDS and SDS) are readily available if needed. The full regulations can be accessed here
Learn More >The Alberta Occupational Health and Safety Act regulates the WHMIS program in Alberta. Employers must ensure that WHMIS training is provided and updated as needed. Employers are also required to label, store and provide Safety Data Sheets (MSDS and SDS) for all hazardous products used in their facilities. The full regulations can be accessed here:
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