Chemical management has long centered on maintaining Safety Data Sheets (SDSs), tracking inventories, and meeting compliance obligations. But as operations expand and regulatory complexity increases, document-focused approaches can make it difficult to maintain consistent visibility across sites and respond confidently to evolving requirements. In this session, Michelle Huizenga, Principal Sales Solution Architect at Origami Risk, will join Alfonso Lerma, Director of Corporate Outreach and Brand Development at Kelleher, Helmrich and Associates (KHA), to examine how chemical management programs can use integrated technology solutions to evolve beyond basic document storage and manual tracking. Together, they will discuss how reliable SDS content, accessible information, and connected workflows can strengthen confidence in chemical programs, improve emergency response readiness, and help reduce chemical-related risk across sites. The conversation will explore approaches to improving cross-site visibility, preventing uncontrolled chemical introduction, and linking chemical information to incident management and corrective actions. Attendees will gain insight into how modern chemical management solutions can support frontline safety needs while providing clearer, more consistent visibility across the organization. Learning Objectives: Identify the limits of document-focused chemical management. Explain how regulatory complexity and emergency readiness impacts risk. Evaluate the benefits of evolving beyond basic document storage including how centralized SDS data, integrated inventory management, and structured chemical approval workflows can improve cross-site visibility and reducing administrative burden. Understand the value of linking chemical information to incidents and corrective actions by strengthening safety performance, supporting executive reporting, and enabling measurable risk reduction.
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