Kemibrug users have expressed a growing demand for functionalities that are not available in the current version. One key request is for the supporting material for local risk assessments to bring users closer to completing a risk assessment than KBA currently does. Additionally, users want better integration between Kemibrug and other applications, such as procurement systems, occupational health and safety management systems, laboratory manuals, and label printers. The current Kemibrug is not designed for this type of integration, which is why we are developing a new version.

As a starting point, you will still be able to search for the same things as in the current version. A thorough user process will determine whether any search criteria can be removed to create a more user-friendly interface. At the same time, there have been requests for new search options, such as searches for problematic substances. These will also be considered during the user process. Once the final search functionalities have been determined, this post will be updated. If you have any suggestions for search options, you can send your ideas to kemibrugv2@dtu.dk.

If you log in via WAYF single sign-on, there will be no changes, and you can continue using your organization’s login. If you currently use our guest-DTU solution, you will need to learn a new login method. We will provide clear instructions and support to ensure a smooth transition.

KemibrugV2 is a modernization of the current version and will therefore support the same functions. It will still include an inventory list, CLP calculator, label designer, chemical instructions, and document sharing. Additionally, a risk assessment module will be introduced. We do not yet know the exact structure of this module, but a thorough user process will be conducted to ensure it is user-friendly and efficient.

Yes, KemibrugV2 will continue to include physical-chemical data. The focus will be on the necessary information required for the CLP calculator, chemical instructions, and risk assessments. A user process will determine which physical-chemical data should be supported by Kemibrug and which data you will need to retrieve from your own SDS.

We will make every effort to clean up and retain as much of the existing data as possible. Our goal is to convert inventory information, such as quantities, responsible persons, storage locations, links, and files. Uploaded files will also be transferred. We will find a suitable solution for notes. Chemical data will work differently, and we will collaborate with users to determine how to handle this. If any data is set for deletion, you will have the option to locally decide whether to overwrite your entries with information from other sources, such as SDS or chemical databases. If there are local registrations with a CAS number, we will notify you if Kemibrug has chemical data registered for that specific substance.