Right to Know access links are distributed as a way to allow individuals access to information on the chemicals that may be at their facility or in their work environment. Right to Know access links are created by an organization's Administrator, then made available to individuals within the organization.

After accessing the RTK window, narrow your search focus as desired by selecting a value from the "Field Category" list and enter the corresponding value in the "Search" field. This allows you to search by a product name, number, or chemical ingredient, for example.

If you would like to have a broad search, leave All in the Field Category space.

The grey bar above the search button details the current filters that are being used. Click on "Search Filters" to view and change the filters used in the search.

There are numerous filters to select from, including but not limited to use locations, status, product name and number, and classification code. When you have selected the filters you want, click "Apply Filters".

The window will display all of the products that meet the filter rules.

After you have performed a chemical search, you can further refine results by clicking the refine icon, represented by three stacked lines as highlighted below.

Clicking this icon prompts the window to display additional ways to pare down your results.

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You can also click on the vertical ellipsis to limit results according to the numerical selection chosen.

Click on the hyperlinked product name to view the material details.

To print a material label, click on the printer icon for your material either on the search page or on the material details page. The Print Labels modal will open, where you can select the type of labels you want to print, the size of the label, and the format.

After clicking Print, a new tab will open with the labels. Click on the printer icon at the upper-right of this tab to print the labels for use.

Click on the PDF icon to open a PDF version of the SDS in a new tab.

To print the SDS for the material, click on the printer icon in the upper-right of the tab. To download the SDS to your system, click on the download icon next to the print icon.

The history button, shown outlined below, gives viewers an overview of changes to the SDS document, changes to the location that the material was associated with, and any changes made to the material components.

Because the RTK site is a public site - meaning anyone who has the link can view it - there is no need to log out. When you are done viewing the information you need, simply close the tab/window.