The Safety Data Sheet (SDS) is the primary communication tool in the supply chain for the safe use of hazardous substances and mixtures. In Turkey, SDSs must comply with the 16-section format set out in Annex 2 of the relevant regulation, be in Turkish, and be issued by certified preparers.
The 16 standard sections of the SDS
Identification of the substance/mixture and of the supplier · Hazards identification · Composition/information on ingredients · First-aid measures · Fire-fighting measures · Accidental release measures · Handling and storage · Exposure controls/personal protection · Physical and chemical properties · Stability and reactivity · Toxicological information · Ecological information · Disposal considerations · Transport information · Regulatory information · Other information
Our Scope
- Preparing SDSs from scratch by certified preparers
- Revising existing SDSs according to current SEA classifications
- Adapting foreign-language SDSs to Turkish regulation (a regulatory conversion, not a literal translation)
- Adding exposure scenarios (extended SDS)
- Preparation in the EU (CLP/REACH) format for multilingual SDS needs
- Automated update reminders through periodic regulatory monitoring
How the process works
Data collection
We obtain the formulation, component SDSs and test data under a confidentiality agreement.
Classification verification
We independently verify the mixture classification using the SEA calculation methods.
Document preparation
We prepare the SDS in the 16-section format, with national exposure limit values and regulatory references.
Delivery and update tracking
We deliver the SDS and notify you of the need for revision whenever classification or regulatory changes occur.