SundaHus Material Data
Systematic Support for Informed Material Choices and Requirements Follow-Up
SundaHus Material Data in the construction and management process
Plan
Clients with an organization or project license are assigned a dedicated contact who introduces them to the SundaHus database. Several system features enable structured work from the early planning stages. Documentation and follow-up can be performed continuously throughout the project lifecycle.
Do
By providing consultants and contractors with access to the SundaHus database, product information can be easily searched and compared to the set requirements. The system includes functions for product registration, linking of documents (such as safety data sheets, product data sheets, and environmental product declarations), and documentation at the substance level.
Check
The system includes tools that allow clients to review and monitor the registered product data in a project. Project managers can track which products have been registered by different actors and make use of deviation management and review features.
Our organizational license customers receive quarterly summary reports containing statistics such as the number of ongoing and completed projects, the number of registered products, and the proportion of products containing undesirable substances classified according to current criteria. These reports can serve as a basis for evaluating progress toward goals related to product selection.
Act
By collecting and documenting product information in the SundaHus database, a stronger foundation is established for decision-making. This supports structured follow-up on project requirements and can be used in conjunction with goal revisions or actions to address deviations.
SundaHus Assessment
In SundaHus Material Data you can search among thousands of assessed product. The assessments are based on different properties and classified into five classes: A, B, C+, C- and D. Our experienced chemists document the contents of the products and assess them according to the SundaHus Assessment Criteria based on the supplier's documentation.
The SundaHus Assessment Criteria are mainly based on the rules of the European Parliament and Council Regulation (EC) No 1272/2008 and the Swedish Chemicals Agency’s priority guide PRIO, as well as the Swedish Chemicals Agency's Classification and Labelling Regulations (KIFS 2005:7).