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How Safety Data sheets ensure safe detector testing

How Safety Data sheets ensure safe detector testing

Safety Data Sheets (SDS) provide vital information about potential health and safety hazards in-terms of materials/substances used across various industries. Whilst traditionally, SDSs have focused on hazardous chemicals, they can also be used to accompany equipment.

Here at Detectortesters, we have created SDSs for all relevant products. These are formatted to meet global regulations and feature the required information under 16 different sections.

These sections are: 

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IDENTIFICATION

Includes the product identifier used on the label, and contact details for the manufacturer.
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HAZARD(S) IDENTIFICATION

Identifies the hazardous material presented on the label and includes hazard classification, precautionary statements, and signal words.
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COMPOSITION / INFORMATION ON INGREDIENTS

Covers all ingredients present in the product, impurities, and stabilising additives.
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FIRST-AID MEASURES

How to initially treat someone who has been exposed to the chemical(s).
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FIRE-FIGHTING MEASURES

How to tackle a fire caused by the chemical. 

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ACCIDENTAL RELEASE MEASURES

How to handle spills and leaks

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HANDLING AND STORAGE

Guidance on how to safely handle and store the chemical(s). 
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EXPOSURE CONTROLS / PERSONAL PROTECTION

Exposure limits and use of PPE. 
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PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL PROPERTIES

Includes appearance, odour, pH, melting/freezing point, boiling point, evaporation rate, flammability, and flashpoint.

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STABILITY AND REACTIVITY

Covers potential hazardous reactions, things to avoid, and incompatible materials. 
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TOXICOLOGICAL INFORMATION

Covers toxicology and health impacts of exposure.
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ECOLOGICAL INFORMATION

Data used for assessing the environmental impact of chemical release. 
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DISPOSAL CONSIDERATIONS

How to dispose of and/or recycle chemicals and their containers. 
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TRANSPORT INFORMATION

How to classify and ship hazardous chemicals, and any special transport precautions. 
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REGULATORY INFORMATION

Relevant national or regional safety, health, and environmental regulations. 
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OTHER INFORMATION

Includes SDS preparation date/last revision date, and any key changes.

SDSs are crucial tools for maintaining a safe workplace. They can be used in employee training, and the information can be used to design and implement effective safety measures, including PPE and accident-handling procedures. The correct use of SDSs can mean fewer accidents.

When it comes to our detector testing products, there are a number that contain chemicals. 

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The Testifire TS3 smoke capsule is used for on-demand smoke simulation. This generates non-toxic smoke stimulus using a specially-formulated fluid. The Safety Data Sheet for this covers the chemical composition of the fluid used, first-aid measures, and how to dispose of the item when it runs out. 

Several Testifire products include a Lithium-Ion Battery. The SDS for this battery covers how to deal with any electrolyte leakage, PPE recommendations, and disposal methods. 

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We have also created and published SDSs for the Solo A3, Solo C3, Solo A7, Solo A5, Solo A10/A10s, Solo ES3, Solo 370, and Solo 760&770 batteries. We have also created SDSs for the Tesifire TC3, SmokeSabre, Scorpion, and Trutest. 

All of our SDSs can be downloaded from our website, and are available in multiple languages. 

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