Sittig's Database

Sittig's Hazardous Database

Sittig’s Hazardous Chemicals Database - This is a compilation of about 1,600 raw materials and their critical Hazardous Chemical information for MSDS authoring in REGULATOR. The CD is installed on the user’s computer that has access to FORMULATOR™ software. The location of the database is identified in the CAS FORMULATOR file General tab and on a one-time basis an index is built by the INTEGRATION tools supplied with the Hazardous Chemicals Database INTEGRATOR. The user can then import CAS data alone or the CAS data and also create a new raw material. The Sittig’s Hazardous Chemicals Database does not include all information needed for a MSDS, but does include about 80% of the information including some hard to find jurisdictional data and sourced warnings phrases.

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	Sittig's Hazardous Chemicals Database Author: Richard Pohanish, Stanley Greene Copyright: 2004 Specs: CD-ROM (Windows OS) ISBN: 1-59436-000-6 Price: $595.00 FORMULATOR Data INTEGRATOR: $95.00


DESCRIPTION Sittig's Hazardous Chemicals Database is the unique compilation of two recently released references, Sittig's Handbook of Toxic and Hazardous Chemicals and Carcinogens and the International Resources Guide to Hazardous Chemicals. Bringing these two books into electronic format gives users an extremely effective single source of information not found anywhere else. Data records containing expansive chemical, health and safety data are linked to interactive directories of agencies and manufacturers. This database is a complete collection of critical chemical information.

ABOUT THE AUTHORS Richard P. Pohanish is an author of numerous articles and professional reference works including (with Stanley Greene) four books and two CD-ROMs for the environmental health and safety field. Mr. Pohanish has been active in the environmental field since 1980, President and Publisher of Chem-Data Systems, cofounder of ChemTox, Inc. and coauthor of Hazardous Chemical Safety Guide for the Machining and Metal Working Industries and has been a publishing professional for more than 25 years.

CONTENTS 1. Hazardous Chemical Data a. Molecular and Common Formulas b. Synonyms c. CAS, RTECS, DOT ID, EINECS Numbers d. Regulatory Authority e. Description f. Potential Exposures g. Incompatibilities h. Permissible Exposure Limits (Air, Water) i. Routes of Entry/Points of Attack j. Short and Long Term Exposure k. Medical Surveillance and First Aid l. Personal Protective Methods m. Storage, Shipping, Spill Handling n. Fire Extinguishing o. Disposal Methods p. Respirator Selection 2. Manufacturer Contact Information When a chemical is selected, all manufacturers of that chemical are listed in an adjoining pane. Choosing a manufacturer opens the contact information page and also displays all the chemicals that the manufacturer produces or distributes. 3. International Directory of Manufacturers of Hazardous Chemicals Browse this list of manufacturers organized by country, from Albania to Vietnam . Each selected manufacturer displays contact information and lists chemicals produced or distributed. 4. International Chemical Industry Organizations Browse this list of associations, societies, and organized by country. Full contact information is available including e-mail and web sites where available. 5. Professional Environmental Health and Industrial Hygiene Organizations Browse this list of associations and societies organized by country. Full contact information is available including e-mail and web sites where available. 6. International Environmental Protection Agencies Browse this list of government agencies organized by country. Full contact information is available including e-mail and web sites where available. 7. State Environmental, Health and Occupational Safety Agencies Agencies of the United States organized by state. Full contact information is available including e-mail and web sites where available. Includes Guam, Puerto Rico, Northern Marianas, and U.S. Virgin Islands . 8. Hotlines, Databases and Useful Web Sites On the off chance you don't find everything you need, turn to this section to follow informational links to on-line databases. 9. Poison Control Centers Find in seconds the poison control center nearest to your location. Contact information includes address and emergency phone number.