Hazardous material information system using diamond placard

A method of managing regulatory information associated with environmental, health and safety data, comprising:

• maintaining a database of regulatory data associated with a plurality of chemicals;
• mapping selected elements of the regulatory data to corresponding elements in a user system, wherein the selected elements are associated with chemical products identified by the user system;
• updating the regulatory data with regulatory updates received from a plurality of regulatory authorities;
• synchronizing the corresponding elements with the selected element;
• filtering the regulatory data to obtain compliance information relevant to the user;
• providing the user with the compliance information in response to the user scanning a label associated with a chemical container at a remote location with the user's cellular device, with said label including a diamond-shaped placard segmented into four diamond-shaped divisions providing visual representations of hazards a chemical may pose, and with an uppermost division including a QR code being tilted into a diamond-form;
• determining a jurisdiction within which the remote location is located;
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• providing the user with the option of receiving the compliance information specific to the jurisdiction via a text file or voice file, with said compliance information being communicated to the user at the remote location via the user's cellular device, and with said compliance information containing hazardous waste regulations specific to the jurisdiction where the customer is located.

A system of managing regulatory information associated with environment, health and safety data, comprising:

• a database of regulatory data associated with a plurality of chemical products;
• a database configured to maintain selected elements of the regulatory data, wherein the selected elements correspond to chemical products identified by the user;
• a regulatory server configured to update the regulatory data with regulatory authorities received from a plurality of regulatory authorities;
• a server providing the user with compliance information relating to the selected elements in response to the user scanning a label associated with a chemical container at a remote location with the user's cellular device, and providing the user with the option of receiving the compliance information via a text file or voice file, with said compliance information being communicated to the user at the remote location via the user's cellular device, with the server providing hazardous waste regulations specific to a jurisdiction within which the user is located, wherein the label include four diamond-shaped divisions being spaced apart to define a diamond form, and wherein the QR code is scaled in size to substantially entirely occupy one of the four divisions.