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Ronan GLOAGUEN: Consultant, Quick-FDS marketing manager
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ToolYou receive safety data sheets (SDS) from your suppliers, some on paper and others in electronic format. How can you set up an archiving system that complies with REACh (Tool Regulation n°1907/2006, known as "REACh". ) and meets your operational requirements?
What are the challenges of archiving?
Are paper and electronic MSDSs archived in the same way?
What really needs to be archived and for how long?
How can you give a legal and probative dimension to your MSDS archiving?
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When you receive several MSDSs, how do you set up a REACh-compliant archive that meets your operational needs?
What are the challenges of SDS archiving?
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Code civil Article 1316-1, created by law no. 2000-230 of March 13, 2000, stipulates that "a written document in electronic form is admissible as evidence in the same way as a written document on paper, provided that the person from whom it emanates can be duly identified, and that...
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Afnor Association française de normalisation, Afnor, official French standards body, member of the International Organization for Standardization (ISO).
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