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MSDS software simplifies regulatory compliance.

A material safety data sheet (MSDS) system was developed by officials in Denton, Texas, to standardize chemical storage data for city utilities to facilitate compliance with government MSDS regulations. The Denton system is based on the Comply Plus software from Dolphin Software, Lake Oswego, Oregon...

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Published in:American City & County Vol. 113; pp. 14 - 15
Main Author: Hicks, Lee
Format: Article
Published: Penton Media, Inc. March 1998
Subjects:
Hazardous substance storage
Databases
Hazardous substances
Database management > Software
Government computer systems
Chemical storage
Government policy
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