SDS Management
- Build and Manage your SDS Inventory
- Access online 24/7
- Available on iOS and Android
- Workplace Labels
- Rex AI Tool
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“CanadaSDS makes it simple to keep our SDS library organized and up to date across every campus location.”
“I really like the search page where it summarizes all the information you need on one-page. It includes fields like the product name, pictograms, manufacturer name, where the product is being used and first aid guidelines. It's helpful if you are looking for quick information.”
“CanadaSDS makes it simple to keep our SDS library organized and up to date across every campus location.”
“I really like the search page where it summarizes all the information you need on one-page. It includes fields like the product name, pictograms, manufacturer name, where the product is being used and first aid guidelines. It's helpful if you are looking for quick information.”
“CanadaSDS makes it simple to keep our SDS library organized and up to date across every campus location.”
“I really like the search page where it summarizes all the information you need on one-page. It includes fields like the product name, pictograms, manufacturer name, where the product is being used and first aid guidelines. It's helpful if you are looking for quick information.”
From managing your SDS library to authoring compliant documents and getting instant regulatory answers — CanadaSDS covers the full picture.
CanadaSDS tracks WHMIS changes across all 13 provinces and territories so your SDS library stays compliant regardless of where your facilities are located.
Occupational Health and Safety Act · MLITSD
The December 2022 amendments are fully in force — here is what changed, what it means for your SDS library, and what your organization must do to stay compliant.
Every Canadian employer who manages hazardous products has five legal obligations under WHMIS — here is what each one requires and how to meet it.
SDS update frequency, enforcing bodies, and language requirements vary across all 13 Canadian jurisdictions — here is what applies where you operate.
Common questions about WHMIS and provincial compliance, keeping your SDS library up to date, and accessing SDSs wherever your team works.
Yes. CanadaSDS is built to meet WHMIS Regulations requirements in all 13 provinces and territories. Depending on your provincial or territorial jurisdiction, some employers have obligations under WHMIS to ensure SDSs for hazardous products in your workplace are not more than three years old. BC, Saskatchewan, Nova Scotia, Newfoundland and Labrador, the Northwest Territories, Yukon, and Nunavut are jurisdictions with these workplace expectations for their employers. These employers need to check if anything significant has changed on the SDS.
CanadaSDS monitors regulatory and supplier changes on an ongoing basis and updates SDS records accordingly. Update frequency requirements differ by province, and the platform is built to help you meet each one without manual tracking.
Yes. SDSs are accessible 24/7 through the CanadaSDS mobile app, the online portal, or by scanning a QR code directly at the point of use — so your team has what they need whether they're in the field, on the shop floor, or off-site.
Discover how CanadaSDS helps organizations manage safety, compliance, and risk—using one trusted platform.
