New Sabentis Feature: More Accurate and Realistic Management of Chemical Mixtures
Proper chemical mixture management is essential for workplace safety. Why is it important to properly manage chemical mixtures in your workplace?
At Sabentis, we continue to evolve in response to our clients’ real-world needs in occupational risk prevention. That’s why we’ve added a key improvement to our Chemical Agents module: you can now register and manage products made up of more than one substance.
This is a significant step forward for organizations that handle chemical products, as it allows for more realistic, accurate, and compliant management. This aligns with hazardous chemical agent regulations such as INSST guidance. It is particularly relevant for companies dealing with chemical hazards at work.
What’s new in chemical mixture management?
Until now, the platform only allowed users to register individual substances. With this new feature, you can now also register chemical mixtures, better reflecting real-world workplace scenarios. This complements proper hazardous substance management across the organisation.
This includes:
- Selecting whether the agent is a Substance or a Mixture.
- A dynamic form based on the agent type.
- Adding components manually or from the library.
- Switching between Substance and Mixture for already registered agents.
Key benefits of better chemical mixture management
This improvement not only simplifies technical documentation but also offers clear advantages for prevention management: Read more on the Sabentis blog.
- More realistic management of chemical products.
- Greater accuracy in risk assessment.
- Improved regulatory compliance.
- More available data for audits and internal reviews.
Want to see this feature in action?
Request a demo and find out how this new functionality can help you better manage chemical agents in your organization.
Why chemical mixture management matters for prevention
Accurate chemical mixture management helps organizations understand the combined hazards of the substances they use, rather than assessing each product in isolation. Many workplace exposures come from mixtures whose risks differ from those of their individual components, so registering them realistically is key to reliable risk assessment, correct labeling and effective preventive measures. With this approach, prevention teams can make better-informed decisions and keep workers safer when handling chemical products. All of this is centralised within the occupational risk prevention software.
