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Chemical Risk Management Built on Your SDS Library

Safety data sheets tell you what a chemical can do. CHAMP helps you understand what it will do in your workplace — by evaluating each product against the task, quantity, frequency, and controls already in place, then recommending what to do next.

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CHAMP is developed by Chemscape Safety Technologies. Chemscape and mSDS Source are both Quadshift companies.

What Is CHAMP?

CHAMP (Chemical Hazard Assessment and Management Program) is a chemical management platform from Chemscape Safety Technologies. It combines SDS management with structured chemical approvals, task-based risk assessments, control recommendations, and safer-substitution tools, with implementation support from a Certified Industrial Hygienist.

Where SDS management keeps hazard information current and accessible, CHAMP turns that information into decisions: whether a product should be approved for a task, what the exposure risk is, and which controls reduce it.

A Four-Step Approach to Chemical Risk

1

Identify Chemical Hazards

CHAMP draws hazard information from the current SDS for every product in your inventory, so assessments start from accurate, up-to-date data.

2

Assess the Risk

EHS teams enter how the product is used — the task, amount, frequency, and existing workplace controls. CHAMP combines these inputs with SDS hazard data to calculate a consistent risk rating.

3

Implement Controls

CHAMP recommends controls following the hierarchy of controls: eliminate, substitute, apply engineering controls, apply administrative controls, and use PPE, including respiratory protection.

4

Communicate the Risk

Approval decisions, labels, and SmartChart posters put control measures in front of the workers who handle the product.

Step 3, in detail

Controls Ranked by the Hierarchy of Controls

CHAMP recommends controls following the hierarchy of controls: eliminate, substitute, apply engineering controls, apply administrative controls, and use PPE, including respiratory protection.

Most effective
  1. Elimination
  2. Substitution
  3. Engineering controls
  4. Administrative controls
  5. PPE
Least effective

Where SDS Access Alone Falls Short

Incomplete Chemical Inventories

CHAMP maintains a centralized inventory so you can see what chemicals are on site, where they are, and what hazards they carry.

Inconsistent Approval Decisions

Configurable approval workflows apply the same criteria to every new product request, across every site, with health, safety, and environmental reviewers involved where needed.

Changing Regulatory Obligations

During approval, each product is screened against relevant health and environmental regulatory lists to flag potential obligations before the product arrives on site.

Subjective Risk Assessments

A structured method that accounts for hazards, quantities, task frequency, and existing controls produces assessments that are consistent and defensible.

What's Included in CHAMP

Chemical Approvals

Every new product request gets a consistent, objective review based on how it will be used, with approver groups for health, safety, and environment.

Chemical Risk Assessments

Risk is calculated from SDS hazard data combined with the task, quantity, frequency, and existing controls, giving every product a consistent rating.

Control Recommendations

Approved assessments include recommended engineering controls, administrative measures, and PPE, and workers can retrieve them from any SDS search.

Safer Substitution

Compare products by hazard profile during approval to identify less hazardous alternatives before a new chemical reaches the floor.

Regulatory List Screening

Products are checked against relevant health and environmental regulatory lists during approval, so restricted substances are flagged early.

Chemical Storage Compatibility

Identify where incompatible materials are stored together across your inventory locations, so storage issues can be corrected quickly.

Hazard Communication Tools

Labels and SmartChart posters generated from SDS data give workers clear visual guidance on safe handling at the point of use.

Industrial Hygiene Support

Implementation guidance from a Certified Industrial Hygienist, with ongoing product stewardship and consulting available as your program grows.

How CHAMP Relates to mSDS Source

mSDS Source and Chemscape are sister companies under Quadshift Inc. mSDS Source focuses on SDS access and management for US workplaces. CHAMP, developed and supported by Chemscape, is built for organizations that also need to control chemical risk: approving products before they reach the floor, assessing exposure for specific tasks, and documenting the controls that protect workers.

CHAMP offers CNRL a defensible position for decisions on chemicals. Highly customizable to our processes. Incredible customer service and responsiveness.
Brent Chopping,
Sr. Industrial Hygienist, CNRL

If your team is spending time on manual chemical approvals, inconsistent risk assessments, or spreadsheet-based inventories, CHAMP may be the next step.

See How CHAMP Handles Your Chemical Approvals

Book a walkthrough with the Chemscape team to see approvals, risk assessments, and control recommendations using products from your own inventory.

Frequently Asked Questions

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What Is CHAMP?

CHAMP (Chemical Hazard Assessment and Management Program) is a chemical management platform developed by Chemscape Safety Technologies. It combines SDS management with structured chemical approvals, task-based risk assessments, control recommendations, safer-substitution tools, and industrial hygiene support.

How Is CHAMP Different from SDS Management Software?

SDS management software keeps safety data sheets current and accessible to workers. CHAMP builds on that foundation by evaluating how each chemical is actually used — the task, quantity, frequency, and existing controls — so EHS teams can approve products consistently, assess exposure risk, and select appropriate controls.

Who Makes CHAMP, and How Is It Related to mSDS Source?

CHAMP is developed and supported by Chemscape Safety Technologies Inc. Chemscape and mSDS Source are both Quadshift companies. mSDS Source presents CHAMP for organizations whose needs extend beyond SDS access into chemical risk management.

Does CHAMP Help with OSHA Hazard Communication Compliance?

CHAMP is built on Chemscape's SDS management service, which supports the SDS accessibility requirements of OSHA's Hazard Communication Standard (29 CFR 1910.1200). Its labels and SmartChart posters also support workplace hazard communication. Employers remain responsible for their full HazCom program, including the written program and employee training.

Does CHAMP Follow the Hierarchy of Controls?

Yes. CHAMP's control recommendations are organized around the hierarchy of controls: elimination, substitution, engineering controls, administrative controls, and personal protective equipment, including respiratory protection.

Is Industrial Hygiene Expertise Included?

CHAMP implementation includes support from a Certified Industrial Hygienist. Ongoing product stewardship and consulting services are also available from Chemscape.