Chemical grading

Chemical grading, Exact match, Compliance assessment, Thresholds, Exceedance

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Introduction

Like the Substance Risk Detection app, the Chemical Grading app is used to identify substance non-compliance within the supply chain.

The specifics of the application are:

  • It includes exact matches only

  • A filter is available to sort by RSL

  • takes min and max values of substances into account

Overview

Grade the Ball Pen Example for the EU - GHS (H-Statements) RSL. 

  1. Import the Example Ball Pen BOM

  2. Open the Example Ball Pen BOM in the Chemical Grading app

  3. Select the EU - GHS (H-Statements) RSL

  4. See the results

Step 1

Import the 'Ball Pen' BOM. If this tutorial has been completed already, skip to Step 2, if not please follow the Import a BOM tutorial in the Makersite FAQ pages.

Note: A BOM import before conducting the Chemical Grading is not necessary. You might be interested in analyzing a generic supply chain already in Makersite or a model a colleague has set up. Just search and open the Product Group and change to the Chemical Grading app.

Step 2

Once the Ball Pen BOM has been imported and mapped, you can then open the Product Group by using the Search Bar at the top of the Makersite page.

With the Ball Pen Product Datasheet page open, click on the Makersite app menu in the top left corner of the page, choose the 'Regulations' heading and then select the 'Chemical Grading' app from the list.

Type the Product Group name into the search bar, for this example we will use the Ball Pen.

Step 3:

The Chemical Grading app will open and show the Graph view for the Ball Pen Product Group.

The key for the graph is located in the lower left corner of the page.

Green: Product Groups

Yellow: Processes

Red: Regulations are present

Now select the “EU - GHS (H-Statements)” RSL in the filter

Only the substances regulated in accordance to the selected list/filter will be shown. 

Note: Multiple lists can be selected at the same time.

The amount of regulated substances visualized on the graph is now changed to only reflect the filter settings.

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