HAZ-MATTERS Lab-Packer

HAZ-MATTERS Lab Packer is a professional chemical lab packing and decision-support tool designed for EHS professionals, waste handlers, laboratory personnel, and hazardous materials professionals. Lab Packer provides access to a database of more than 3,600 pre-classified chemicals and 60 classification codes, helping users organize chemical information and identify potential compatibility concerns during lab packing activities. CHEMICAL INFORMATION Search and reference chemical records containing information such as: • CAS numbers • Hazard classifications • UN numbers • Packing groups • ERG guide references • Flash points and physical properties • Regulatory and waste classifications • Emergency response information INTELLIGENT PACKING Create packing sessions and add chemicals while Lab Packer evaluates potential compatibility concerns. The compatibility system identifies potentially hazardous chemical combinations and presents severity-ranked alerts to support informed packing decisions. COMPATIBILITY ALERTS Lab Packer helps identify potential incompatibilities involving reactive chemical combinations and chemical classification conflicts. Critical and high-priority warnings are clearly displayed before users proceed. EMERGENCY RESPONSE INFORMATION Chemical records can provide quick access to information for: • Spill response • First aid • Firefighting • Leak handling NORTH AMERICAN REFERENCE INFORMATION Lab Packer incorporates information associated with major Canadian and U.S. hazardous materials, workplace safety, transportation, and hazardous waste frameworks, including WHMIS 2015, GHS, TDG, U.S. DOT and RCRA-related information. Designed by HAZ-MATTERS Emergency Management Inc., Lab Packer combines hazardous materials experience with an extensive chemical reference database and practical compatibility screening tools. IMPORTANT HAZ-MATTERS Lab Packer is a professional decision-support and reference tool. It does not replace applicable legislation, official regulatory publications, Safety Data Sheets (SDS), required training, site-specific procedures, regulatory approvals, or qualified professional judgment. Users remain responsible for verifying applicable regulatory requirements and determining appropriate handling, packaging, transportation and disposal procedures.