MyHazMate
Hazardous Chemical Register
for NSW Businesses
Stay compliant with SafeWork NSW requirements. MyHazMate automates your hazardous materials register and SDS management — designed specifically for Australian WHS regulations.
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In New South Wales, workplace health and safety is regulated by SafeWork NSW. All NSW businesses that handle hazardous chemicals must maintain a compliant chemical register and ensure Safety Data Sheets (SDS) are current and accessible.
Why NSW Businesses Choose MyHazMate
Whether you're a tradie in Sydney, a manufacturer in Newcastle, or a farmer in the Riverina — MyHazMate helps you meet your WHS obligations without the paperwork headache.
- Instant AI Scanning: Point your phone at any chemical label. Our AI reads product names, manufacturers, and UN numbers automatically.
- Automatic SDS Management: We find, fetch, and track Safety Data Sheets so you never get caught with expired documents during a SafeWork inspection.
- Emergency QR Codes: Generate printable QR codes that give first responders instant access to your hazardous materials manifest.
- Multi-Site Ready: Manage separate registers for each of your NSW work sites, construction projects, or business locations.
NSW WHS Requirements for Hazardous Chemicals
Under the Work Health and Safety Regulation 2017 (NSW), businesses must comply with specific requirements for managing hazardous chemicals.
📋 Chemical Register
Maintain a register of all hazardous chemicals used, handled, or stored at the workplace. The register must be readily accessible to workers.
📄 Safety Data Sheets
Keep current SDS (not more than 5 years old) for each hazardous chemical. SDS must be readily accessible to workers who may be exposed.
🏷️ Labelling
Ensure all hazardous chemicals are correctly labelled according to the GHS (Globally Harmonised System) requirements.
📦 Storage
Store hazardous chemicals safely, considering incompatibilities, quantities, and emergency access requirements.
🚨 Emergency Plans
Have emergency plans in place for incidents involving hazardous chemicals, including spills, fires, and exposures.
📚 Training
Provide workers with information, training, and instruction on the hazardous chemicals they may be exposed to.
NSW WHS FAQs
Common questions about hazardous chemical compliance in New South Wales.
What penalties apply for non-compliance in NSW?
SafeWork NSW can issue improvement notices, prohibition notices, and on-the-spot fines. Serious breaches can result in prosecution with penalties up to $3 million for corporations and $600,000 for individuals under the WHS Act 2011.
How often do SafeWork NSW inspectors check chemical registers?
SafeWork NSW conducts both proactive inspections and reactive inspections (following incidents or complaints). High-risk industries like construction, manufacturing, and mining see more frequent inspections. Having a compliant digital register demonstrates due diligence.
Does MyHazMate meet SafeWork NSW requirements?
Yes! MyHazMate is designed to meet all NSW WHS requirements for hazardous chemical registers. We maintain current SDS, track expiry dates, and provide an accessible register that satisfies regulatory requirements.
What about manifest requirements for dangerous goods?
If you store dangerous goods above certain thresholds, you may need a manifest. MyHazMate tracks dangerous goods classes and quantities, and our Emergency QR feature provides instant manifest access for emergency services.
Can I use MyHazMate for multiple NSW sites?
Absolutely! Our Pro, Growth, and Scale plans support multiple sites with separate registers for each location. Perfect for construction companies, franchise businesses, or any organisation with multiple NSW premises.
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