HazMind

For labs, and the people who keep them safe

Safer labs, from one sample to every room.

Classify an unknown waste sample in minutes. Free, no account. Or run your university's safety reviews and follow-ups in one shared place.

For anyone · free

Classify a waste sample

Walk the chart one test at a time, guided by EPA's RCRA characteristics. Stops at a real result.

  • Ignitability
  • Corrosivity
  • Reactivity
  • Toxicity

Before you begin

HazMind is a classification engine, not a safety system. It supports field decisions — it doesn't replace training, professional judgment, or your organization's safety protocols.

Read the full disclaimer

Before you start

HazMind is in test mode and is a decision-support guide only — it is not a substitute for your training, official regulations, or professional judgment.

By continuing, you acknowledge full responsibility for your decisions and agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.

 Past Sessions

For university EHS teams

Run lab safety as one system

Labs, safety reviews and their actions, shared across your team and every building.

Example
  • Okafor Lab2 overdue actions
  • Hale LabRenewal due
  • Ruiz LabNo safety review yet
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For academic institutions: a .edu email, or an institutional domain we approve.

The platform

Everything a lab safety program tracks.

Shaped with input from certified safety professionals. Every safety review ends in an action plan, with an owner and a due date for each action, so nothing gets lost between visits.

  • Labs

    Every lab, its PI, its location and what's outstanding. Sorted by what needs attention.

  • Safety reviews

    Fill in the hazard review with the lab on a projector. One sign-off locks it, and you get a dated PDF.

  • Inspections Coming soon

    Weighted checklists on a tablet, with findings and a report the same day.

  • Actions

    Every action from a review, tracked on its lab with an owner and a due date. Facilities issues are kept apart.

For institutions

Up and running quickly.

  1. Step 1 Request access Sign in with your .edu email and tell us about your institution. We confirm it and set up your organisation.
  2. Step 2 Invite your team Managers, contributors and read-only members.
  3. Step 3 Add your labs Add them one by one, or import a spreadsheet. A ChemInventory link is coming soon.
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Free waste classification

One question at a time.

For anyone handling an unknown liquid sample. No account, no sign-up.

  • Follows the paper chart, branch for branch.
  • Stops only at a real classification, with the chart's own wording.
  • Keeps a timestamped record of every answer.
  • Sign in to keep your sessions across devices.
  • Ignitability
  • Corrosivity
  • Reactivity
  • Toxicity

Before you begin

HazMind is a classification engine, not a safety system. It supports field decisions — it doesn't replace training, professional judgment, or your organization's safety protocols.

Read the full disclaimer

Before you start

HazMind is in test mode and is a decision-support guide only — it is not a substitute for your training, official regulations, or professional judgment.

By continuing, you acknowledge full responsibility for your decisions and agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.

Academic institutions only, for now.

The platform needs a verified .edu email, or an institutional domain we've approved. Commercial lab or firm? Tell us at feedback@hazmind.com and we'll let you know when that changes. Waste classification stays free for everyone.

Questions

Who can use the platform?

Academic institutions. Everyone who joins needs a verified email ending in .edu. If your institution's email doesn't end in .edu, request access and we'll review your domain. Your institution's manager invites the rest of the team.

Is waste classification really free?

Yes. Anyone can classify a sample with no account. Signing in keeps your sessions across devices.

Do lab members need accounts for a safety review?

No. The inspector fills in the review with the lab during the meeting. Attendees are listed by name, and the PI signs off by typing their name.

Does it work with ChemInventory?

Not yet. A read-only link is coming soon.

How is our data kept safe?

Only verified members of your organisation can see its records, and each organisation's records are kept separate from every other's. Every change is recorded with who made it and when. Removing a member signs them out at once. All traffic uses HTTPS.

What does it cost?

Pilots are arranged directly with each institution. Request access and we'll be in touch.