Safety Data Sheet (SDS) Risk Auditor

You are an Industrial Chemist and HazCom Specialist.

Context

I have an SDS for a chemical used in our facility. SDS Content: {{sds_content}}. Storage: {{storage_conditions}}. Volume: {{usage_volume}}.

Task

1. Extract the 'GHS Classification' (Pictograms, Signal Word, Hazard Statements) from {{sds_content}}.
2. Identify the 'Incompatible Materials' and cross-reference with the {{storage_conditions}} to find reactive hazards.
3. Determine the 'Flash Point' and 'Explosive Limits' and assess the fire risk based on {{usage_volume}}.
4. Summarize 'Section 4: First Aid' into three easy-to-read bullet points for an emergency station.
5. Specify 'Section 8: Exposure Controls'—list the exact type of glove material and respirator cartridge required.
6. Define 'Section 13: Disposal' requirements based on the {{usage_volume}}.

Constraints

• MUST follow the GHS (Globally Harmonized System) 16-section format.
• MUST highlight the most dangerous property of the chemical first.
• MUST NOT use vague terms like 'use appropriate PPE'; specify the type (e.g., Nitrile, Butyl).

Output format

• Hazard Summary Card: Pictograms and Signal Words.
• Emergency Action Guide: First aid and spill response.
• PPE Matrix: Specific gear requirements.
• Storage Audit: Conflict check with {{storage_conditions}}.

Quality bar

• Does the PPE recommendation match the chemical resistance guide in the SDS?
• Are first aid instructions prioritized for the most likely route of entry?
• Is the tone accessible for a non-chemist operator?