SDS Translation & Compliance for Malaysia
Everything you need to keep chemical products compliant in Malaysia — CLASS 2013 SDS translation, CIMS chemical inventory reporting, and MyEHS import/export guidance, all under one roof.
P.U.(A) 310/2013
CLASS 2013 RegulationDOSH
Workplace Chemical Enforcer1 tonne/yr
CIMS Reporting Threshold2–3 Days
Standard TurnaroundMalaysia Resources
CLASS 2013 Compliance Guide
Regulation number, bilingual SDS requirement, 16-section format, and 2024 penalty increases explained.
Read the Guide →SDS Translation for Malaysia
Chemistry-literate SDS translation, bilingual and CLASS 2013 compliant, delivered in 2–3 business days.
View the Service →CIMS Reporting Guide
Who must submit a chemical inventory to DOSH, the 1 tonne/year threshold, and the 31 March deadline.
Read the Guide →MyEHS Import/Export Guide
DOE's separate registration system for importing, exporting, or manufacturing environmentally hazardous substances.
Read the Guide →Frequently Asked Questions
Do CLASS 2013 and MyEHS cover the same chemicals?
No. CLASS 2013 (DOSH) covers workplace hazard communication for any hazardous chemical, while MyEHS (DOE) covers a narrower list of environmentally hazardous substances tied to international conventions. Many companies need to comply with both.
Do I need to register with CIMS and MyEHS separately?
Yes — they're run by different agencies (DOSH and DOE) for different purposes. Your obligations under each depend on what you manufacture, import, or handle.
Can you help with both Malaysia and Singapore compliance?
Yes. We handle CLASS 2013 (Malaysia) and SS 586 (Singapore) SDS translation under one vendor for businesses operating across both markets.
Where do I start if I'm not sure what applies to me?
Submit a Free SDS Assessment with your product details. We'll flag which Malaysian requirements apply and what your SDS needs before you commit to anything.
Get Compliant SDS Translation for Malaysia
Free assessment, transparent pricing, 2–3 day turnaround.
