Post-Site Visit Chemical Inventory Review Sample Clauses

Post-Site Visit Chemical Inventory Review. HSI will provide Licensee with an inventory report within 14 days of completion of the project (“Inventory Report”). The Inventory Report will include: (a) number and list of new products found (i.e. products not in Licensee or HSI database); (b) number and list of products found in Licensee database; (c) number and list of products found in HSI database; (d) location of products found; and (e) records associated to Licensee’s location or facility for which HSI does not find a corresponding product during the onsite inventory process. • Licensee administrators will have the ability to view the status of new Safety Data Sheet (SDS) acquisitions via the SDS Refresh tool, available on Licensee’s website or portal, as applicable. • Records not found during the inventory process must either be archived or flagged to remain in active status shortly after Licensee’s receipt of the Inventory Report. Accordingly, within 30 days of Licensee’s receipt of the Inventory Report, Licensee is required to: (a) review the records that do not have a corresponding product identified in the Inventory Report; (b) for each record that does not have a corresponding product, decide to either archive such record or keep such record in active status; (c) make a determination as to whether Licensee will handle any required follow up action itself or have HSI take such action (in which case Licensee must specify in a written document the specific follow up actions it is requesting HSI to take (“Follow Up Request”)); and (d) provide HSI with written notice of any Follow-Up Request. If no Follow-Up Request is provided, Licensee shall be responsible for acquisition and submission of new or updated SDS at the cost outlined in the Order Form for SDS Management.
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