ERA Environmental Management Solutions: Unique Tool for Environmental and EHS Compliance

Today, the chemical industry is committed to playing an important role in bringing about significant environmental improvements and positive societal change. The chemical arena is one of the most regulated of all industries, with directives regarding chemical products and their emission rates during manufacturing processes. Towards this, organizations require a solution that aims at informing them about their products’ emission rates alongside immaculate record keeping of the diverse chemical products while complying with various regulations like Global Harmonized System of Classification and Labeling of Chemicals (GHS); and those of the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA). “Companies in the chemical industry require a scientific approach to analyze their data. Our solution is built by the best chemists and toxicologists, updated by constant interactions with our clients and incorporating the learnings about their issues,” says Sarah Sajedi, CEO and CTO of ERA Environmental Management Solutions. “We carry out the detailed studies on a firm's chemical processes to accurately report their critical hazardous emissions.” From air, water and waste emissions and compliance management, to external and internal reporting and auditing, ERA Environmental has been the one stop shop for firms looking forward to take control of their environmental compliance issues.

According to Sarah, ERA’s platform assists firms in perfecting their chemical engineering process and studies the regulatory processes—the emission calculations based on mass balance. The company’s Environmental, Health and Safety Software is an all-in one toolset that automates environmental regulatory reporting, manages health and safety incidents with assistance in internal implementation by the best environmental experts. “For an organization, gathering the required product data can create major supply chain impacts, as the correct data can help businesses identify problem areas beforehand to alleviate damage, which would otherwise cost clients their customers and revenue,” she states. “We help our clients in getting the data needed through our unique vendor partnership program and Safety Data Sheet (SDS) authoring and management software that gathers precise chemical data direct from the vendors—including AkzoNobel, Sherwin Williams, and DuPont—who upload the latest SDS information for the products.” The company’s SDS software uses its own Master Chemical List, containing over 120,000 chemicals with up-to-date physical properties, hazards, and chemical regulatory information.