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This masterclass is the seventh in the series Chemical Risk Assessment and the first of the masterclasses about Exposure measurements. See this page for more information concerning this masterclass and register now!

Occupational health surveillance is a system of ongoing health checks that is required for employees. Do you want to know more about this? Click here for our masterclass about Health surveillance and registration.

As an employer you are obliged to minimize the health risks of workers from exposure to chemicals. The STOP principle, also referred to as the ‘occupational hygiene strategy’,...

Thanks to a new product feature in Chemrade, it is now possible to easily export your Workplace Safety Cards (WSCs).

From September 12th onward, Lindy Schakenraad joins our team as consultant. Lindy has a master in Biomedical Sciences, with a specialisation in pharmacology and toxicology. In addition to...

We are continuously strengthening our team with new talent. Are you looking for a new challenge? Visit us for a cup of coffee!

For many companies it is often unclear what different models and methods for chemical risk assessment exist, and how they differ from each other. Each model requires different...

Welcome Britta Driessen

Joost van Rooij, our Chief Science Officer, and consultant Annemiek den Heijer have been invited by our partner Sedulitas and by SAIOH (South African Institute for Occupational Hygiene) to give Masterclasses in Chemical Risk Assessment in Southern Africa. These 2 days interactive training courses take place in Cape Town (7 and 8 March), Durban (9 and 10 March), Johannesburg (11 and 12 March) and Swakopmund, Namibia (14 and 15 March). This trip will also be used to visit companies that work with Chemrade software. More information about the masterclasses in Southern Africa can be found in the enclosed leaflet. Registration is through SAIOH: (Kate Smart).

Chemrade now contains a new feature that offers you a faster insight into risk assessments for each workplace, activity and process. Read this article to find out more about this new functionality!