Start Currently plug In English Education & events Customers & assignments Our Services About Goodpoint BASTA and the Building Product Assessment In the construction industry, there are several different voluntary initiatives, e.g. BASTA, Byggvarubedömningen and SundaHus, which aims to achieve non-toxic and sustainable construction. As part of this, there are increasingly extensive requirements for suppliers of construction products to be able to report the chemical content of their products. Goodpoint offers several services to make it easier for suppliers to register their products in the most common systems for assessing construction products. For BASTA registrations, Goodpoint can assist in producing relevant documentation and check whether the products meet the requirements for registration in BASTA. Our consultants also have extensive experience of working with assessments of construction products in the Building Product Assessment and we can take over the entire responsibility for filling in and updating building product declarations for our customers. When assessing construction products in SundaHus and Byggvarubedömningen, there is a requirement to be able to report a correctly completed construction product declaration. For chemical products, there is also a requirement for safety data sheets, which Goodpoint can help to produce. Anna Persson 046-16 03 84 046-16 03 84 anna.persson@goodpoint.se Strategy, Risk & Communication Chemistry & Environment REACH and CLP BASTA & Construction Product Assessment Safety data sheet Chemistry management Chemicals in goods Expert support in chemistry and toxicology Business management Sustainable supply chain Consultant on site Training Goodpoint Norrtullsgatan 6, 5tr 113 29 Stockholm Tel: 08 789 04 00 Fax: 08 789 04 01 Email: info@goodpoint.se Produced by Sajtkonsulterna Follow us on MyNewsdesk Twitter LinkedIn Sign up for our newsletter Send "Nearly 50% of companies have changed their business models as a result of sustainability opportunities" - Boston Consulting Group & MIT Sloan Management Review 2013