A literature search is an essential basis for a raw material hazard analysis. It is a task that has many aspects, and a literature search provides insight into the risks involved in the use of certain raw materials. This is why your search will focus on information that applies specifically to the raw materials that you use.

How do you make the best possible start? How do you know which information is correct and usable? After all, there is a myriad of information available. This checklist is designed to help you carry out a literature search. It explains how you can assess literature based on information and reliability and thus achieve the right output.