Client Case Study - Sanviken Energi
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Sandviken Energi

Read about how Sandviken Energi improved their chemical system by restoring order in their safety data sheets through EcoOnline

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About

Name: Sanviken Energi

Region: Sweden

Employees: 150+

Services: Heating, electricity networks, electricity trading, street maintenance, broadband and water and sewerage.

Modules: Safety Data Sheet Management, Chemical Reporting, Chemical Risk Assessments.

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"Within our business, we have a total of almost 500 different chemicals. Before we switched to Ecoonline, we had a lack of order on our safety data sheets and out in the different operations there were a variety of chemicals that were not used and many were very old with incorrect labelling. We had major shortcomings in the update in the chemical system and this was largely due to the fact that it was perceived as unnecessarily complicated to use"

– Environmental Engineer, Johan Rune

Improvements

When we switched to EcoOnline systems, we got a fresh start and went through the entire business and cleaned away all unnecessary chemicals. The chemicals that we registered in EcoOnline's system are the range that we use today. We formed a chemical group with a representative from each business area who approves new chemicals before they can be used in the business. All chemicals have been risk assessed and we are now working to develop the right protective equipment with the support of the CAS numbers for the chemicals we use. It feels safe to know that we have a good structure where it is easy to find safety data sheets and information for the chemicals that are in the business.

Johan Rune
Environmental Engineer 
www.sandvikenenergi.se

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