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By taking over routine and error-prone tasks, professionals gain more time to focus on what truly requires expertise: critical thinking, professional judgment, and specialist knowledge.

Lindy Schakenraad has been co-owner of Chemrade since January. Her motivation? The same as when she started at Chemrade: helping people by preventing rather than curing.

Across construction, engineering and manufacturing in the Netherlands, a new way of working is taking shape. Companies that once kept their own separate lists of chemical products now share that knowledge through one joint platform.

Wittenburg Group, a producer of customer-specific plastic compounds, has a clear ambition: to avoid unnecessary exposure of its employees to hazardous substances. “You can simply comply with the law,” says PSRA Manager Jop Scholtens, “but for us, that’s not enough.

In Asia, we worked together with Friesland Campina to show how quickly you can make progress toward how to work healthy with hazardous substances. An inspiring example of how international collaboration can truly make an impact.

Zwanenberg Food Group, one of the Netherlands’ largest producers of processed meats, sauces, and meat alternatives, has a clear ambition: to create a safe and sustainable workplace where employee health comes first. To achieve this, Zwanenberg partners with Chemrade Software.

In the installation sector, where nearly 160,000 professionals across more than 10,000 companies demonstrate their craftsmanship every day, the importance of working safely with hazardous substances is growing. But how do you ensure that all companies – both large and small – have the right knowledge to keep their employees healthy and safe when handling these chemicals?

In the African mining world, Chemrade and Sedulitas are joining forces to improve the health and safety of miners.

We are proud and excited to announce that we have been nominated for the Verdantix EHS Innovation Awards Europe! Find out more here!

Exposure to harmful substances is one of the main causes when it comes to health-related damage at work. This was mentioned in a report that was published by the Netherlands Labour Authority on 10 May 2023. Read more!