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Safety Data Sheet (SDS) Services in Türkiye | Turkish SDS Preparation
Every hazardous chemical substance or mixture placed on the Turkish market must be accompanied by a Safety Data Sheet (SDS) prepared in Turkish, in line with KKDİK and the SEA (CLP-equivalent) regulation. ONAY Mühendislik prepares and updates compliant Turkish SDSs authored by certified experts.
What a compliant Turkish SDS requires
A KKDİK-compliant SDS must follow the 16-section format, use correct SEA classification and labelling, include Turkish-specific exposure and regulatory information and, for hazardous mixtures, reference the UFI code. SDS authoring in Türkiye must be performed by a certified chemical assessment expert (KDU).
Why work with ONAY
ONAY prepares SDSs as part of end-to-end compliance, ensuring consistency between your registration, classification, label and UFI/PCN notification.
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Frequently Asked Questions
In which language must a Turkish SDS be prepared?
A Safety Data Sheet for the Turkish market must be prepared in Turkish and comply with KKDİK and the SEA regulation.
Who can author a Turkish SDS?
SDS authoring in Türkiye must be carried out by a certified chemical assessment expert (Kimyasal Değerlendirme Uzmanı, KDU).
Turkish safety data sheets
Every hazardous substance and mixture on the Turkish market needs a safety data sheet in Turkish, prepared under certified supervision. We classify the product according to Turkish rules, draft the sixteen sections and keep the document aligned with the label and the registration dossier.
What the service includes
- Classification of substances and mixtures under SEA rules
- Preparation of the Turkish safety data sheet by a certified preparer
- Extended sheets with exposure scenarios where required
- Label text derived from the same classification
- Revision management and version control
Why translation is not enough
A translated European sheet keeps European legal references and may use a classification that does not match Turkish requirements. Inspectors look for local references and a certified signature, so the document is rebuilt rather than translated.
Keeping it current
Every formulation change, classification update or new hazard information triggers a revision. We track versions so you always know which customer received which revision, which matters when a complaint is investigated.
Related pages
- Is an SDS mandatory in Turkey?
- Difference between an SDS and a TDS
- CLP / SEA classification and labelling
Official source: KKDIK Regulation — Turkish Official Gazette.