Searchable SDS answers in seconds.
With Rosie, Contractors’ Admin and Risk AI, workers can ask a chemical question in plain language or by voice and get the concise, verified first-aid, PPE, handling, or exposure answer in 8 seconds without digging through a 16-page PDF.
Type it or speak it — plain language, any language. Every answer is sourced from the verified SDS on file, not from a search engine.
Natural-language & voice SDS search
Answers from the verified SDS on file
Offline cached library
Subcontractor products included
Timestamped access logs
Retrieving one safety document meant navigating 18 different folders.
Ask the question the way the field asks it.
The specific answer to the specific question.
Every chemical product on site has a safety data sheet — and in practice it lives in a binder nobody can find. Workers can ask any question to Rosie, the AI Admin & Risk assistant, in plain language, and she returns the specific answer — PPE, first aid, handling — sourced from the verified SDS on file. Not a link to a 16-page PDF.
Ask
Type or speak the question in your own words — no product codes.
Match
Rosie matches it to the verified SDS on file for that exact product.
Answer
The specific steps — PPE, first aid, handling — in seconds, source on file.
Not a link. Not a PDF. The answer.
The PPE question belongs before the lid comes off.
With a searchable library, workers can ask: what do I wear, how do I store it, what if it spills. The answer comes back as numbered PPE and containment steps — and one tap sends it into the next toolbox talk, so the crew is briefed before anyone touches the product.
Asked after, it's an incident report. Asked before, it's a toolbox talk.
SDS SOFTWARE MUST WORK WHERE CHEMICALS ARE USED.
Every product on site, listed and verified.
Behind every Rosie answer is a complete library: each chemical listed with its verified SDS — CAS number, revision. Subcontractor products live in the same library, held to the same standard, accessible by all the workers, sites, and subs who need them. Every sheet is versioned, and every access event is timestamped.
If it's on site, it's on file.
SDS access has to work where chemicals are used.
Chemicals get used in basements, parking levels, mechanical rooms, and remote sites — exactly where signal dies. SALUS caches the full library on every phone and tablet, hazard sections and all, with a last-synced stamp so nobody wonders how fresh the copy is. The worker three levels down is as protected as the one standing next to the router.
The signal can drop. The answer can't.
Prove coverage and usage — hazard communication on the record.
Access logs show who reached the chemical record.
The status view lists each product with its verified sheet, the site it belongs to, and who opened it — timestamped. So you can show not just that the sheets were on file, but that crews actually used them.
Stored proves you filed it. Accessed proves it worked.
The system catches what the site forgot.
New products arrive every week; binder updates don’t. A chemical added without its sheet is flagged the moment it appears, and expiry warnings fire before a sheet goes stale — so the safety director closes the gap from the office instead of discovering it after an exposure.
A product without its sheet is an alert, not a surprise.
Faster answers. Stronger chemical readiness.
Chemical exposures are decided in the first minutes — and examined for years. SDS management software earns its keep at both ends: in the field, where the speed of the first answer shapes the severity of the outcome; in the office, where verified sheets and timestamped access events replace the filing cabinet. The value is a workforce that asks before handling — and a record that proves it.
Answer speed
Workers ask in plain language.
Offline readiness
The library works where chemicals are used.
Proof
Access logs and coverage reports show readiness.
Everything SDS management software should have been doing all along.
Natural-language SDS search
Plain words, not product codes — ask it the way you'd say it.
Voice queries
Speak it, in any language. The waveform does the typing.
Verified answers
Specific steps sourced from the verified SDS on file — match shown, source attached.
Offline chemical library
Full sheets cached on every device, with a last-synced stamp. No signal required.
PPE & first-aid lookup
The protective answer before handling; the first-aid answer in seconds.
Timestamped access logs
Every search and every open recorded — who, what, when.
SDS answers connected to safety work.
Go deeper from chemical answer to workflow.
SDS management is strongest when the answer can trigger training, forms, or proof.
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What is SDS management software for construction?
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Can SDSs be stored electronically instead of in a paper binder?
What are OSHA HazCom SDS access requirements?
What are the 16 sections of an SDS?
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Where do Rosie SDS answers come from?
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Can subcontractor chemicals be included in the SDS library?
Can SDS answers feed toolbox talks, JHAs, or digital forms?
What do SDS access logs prove?
What should we bring to a searchable SDS demo?
Need the rule behind the workflow?
Use the dated OSHA for Construction field guide for current penalties, inspection steps, recordkeeping, and heat-rule status.
Bring one SDS question.
We will show the answer path.
Ask about PPE, first aid, handling, exposure, access logs, offline library, and the source safety data sheet.
Bring the current workflow. We will map the live version from field action to proof.