Hazweb will offer news and analysis, a marketplace, hazardous materials information, and automated compliance modules.
American industry can now leverage the Internet to reduce costs and improve regulatory compliance.
News will be selected from agencies and industry experts by Hazweb's environmental editors. The Marketplace will allow businesses to post a service or product, and to bid on auction items. Hazinfo will be a place to research, learn, and participate in environmental information and hazardous materials practices, including government contacts, regulations, industry calendar, and select material safety data sheets. Proposed services include hazardous materials Inventory, Permitter, HazOSHA, Processor, Transporter, and Communicator. These ASP modules will use government regulations and corporate procedures as a platform, combined with user interfaces, process wizards, information databases, and training to assist users with chemical and waste inventory tracking, handling, transportation, permits, processes, emergency planning and compliance.