Audit of chemical storage and use
A professional compliance assessment of chemical management at your facility in Poland — before an inspector does it.
Who is this audit for?
Manufacturing plants
Manufacturing companies using chemical substances that want to be sure they meet REACH, CLP and OHS requirements for chemical agents.
Laboratories and warehouses
Facilities storing hazardous substances that need verification of storage conditions, zone marking and compliance with safety data sheet (SDS) requirements.
Companies handling CMR substances
Businesses working with carcinogenic, mutagenic or reprotoxic substances or diisocyanates — where legal requirements are particularly strict.
What problems will the audit help you avoid?
Penalties and post-inspection orders
Gaps in safety data sheets, label marking or risk assessments are common causes of fines and orders from the National Labour Inspectorate (PIP) and the Sanitary Inspectorate (PIS). The audit identifies them before an inspector does.
Accidents and emergencies
Improper storage, failure to separate substances or faulty protective measures increase the risk of leaks, fire and worker exposure. The audit helps reduce this.
Organisational chaos
An unclear division of responsibilities and outdated procedures make it harder to respond in emergencies. The audit organises chemical management and procedures in one place.
Why entrust the chemical audit to us?
The audit is conducted by Agnieszka Kuźmicka — a chemicals regulatory consultant, court expert, OHS specialist and lawyer. She combines legal and technical expertise — the audit covers both formal requirements and real safety on site.
An expert combining law and practice
The audit covers both formal requirements (REACH, CLP, OHS regulations) and real safety conditions on site — verified by a court expert with technical and legal experience.
A comprehensive approach
We review your entire chemical management — from documentation and classification, through storage and protective measures, to technical infrastructure and emergency procedures.
A concrete result
After the audit you receive a written report listing non-conformities and specific recommendations — a ready action plan, not general remarks. The price includes travel to your location.
How does the process work?
01. Contact and scope agreement
Together we define the areas to be audited (warehouses, laboratories or other indicated locations) and set a convenient visit date.
02. On-site audit
The auditor spends 6–8 hours on site, verifying documentation, storage conditions, protective measures and compliance with REACH and CLP. Travel is included in the price.
03. Report with recommendations
You receive a written report listing non-conformities and specific recommendations to implement — a ready action plan. These are not general remarks but precise guidance on what to change to meet legal requirements.
04. Training and implementation
We complement the audit with an online CMR substances training (2h, up to 10 people) at a reduced price after the audit, and we support the implementation of recommendations and preparation of documentation.
What does the chemicals audit include?
Documentation and identification
Inventory of substances, currency and completeness of safety data sheets (SDS), label compliance with CLP (pictograms, H/P statements), classification of substances under REACH and CLP.
Chemical risk assessment
Inclusion of each substance in the occupational risk assessment, health and environmental effects, procedures for CMR and toxic substances, implementation of the hierarchy of protective measures.
Storage
Storage conditions compliant with SDS, separation of substances (acids/bases, oxidisers/reducers), zone marking, leak protection (spill containment trays).
Protective measures and training
Selection of PPE and collective protection equipment (safety showers, eye-wash stations), specialist CMR training, knowledge of safety data sheets and first-aid rules.
CMR, PBT, vPvB substances
Registration of CMR 1A/1B substances, occupational exposure registers, reporting to PIP and PIS, verification of substances of very high concern (SVHC) under REACH.
Infrastructure and legal compliance
Emergency kits, compliance with REACH, CLP and the Waste Act, ISO 14001/45001 management systems, ventilation, gas detectors, chemical cabinets, ATEX zones.
Your company REACH- and CLP-compliant and ready for any inspection in Poland
A comprehensive audit of your company.
Pricing
What does a chemicals audit cost?
Frequently asked questions
Book a chemical storage and use audit in Poland
Tell us about your facility — we”ll assess your REACH/CLP compliance and chemical safety, and deliver a written report with recommendations.