Maerix News

Mission accomplished:
Maerix has successfully installed their Paratox software across Alcoa sites worldwide!

Maerix, who just opened an office located in New Hampshire, is a leader in the development of management software for Health, Safety and Environment (HSE) and Human Resources (HR). The company is proud to have seamlessly installed their unique hazardous materials management system, Paratox, across Alcoa sites in 7 countries around the world.

“The Maerix team faced a huge challenge implementing the Paratox solution in all sites in Canada, the US, Spain, Brazil, Iceland, Australia, and Norway,” says Maerix president Éric Veilleux. “This project has solidified our position as a leader in the development of innovative software for HSE and HR management—software fully designed by our team.”

All Maerix software solutions meet the best practices of a business community that brings together some 300 organizations around the globe, including Alcoa, Cirque du Soleil, Lowe’s, L’Oréal, SC Johnson, Bridgestone, Alstom, Mattel, Volvo, and GE, and allows Maerix to provide proven solutions.

“Paratox is a management software for hazardous materials, and meets the Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labelling of Chemicals (GHS/Hazard Communication Standard)”, says Mr. Veilleux. “It provides access to a personalized library, on line, of safety data sheets (SDS) and labels. This system is renowned for being intuitive, as well as simple and easy to use.”

Paratox’s business intelligence, as well as corporate and multilingual management functionalities, enables the enterprise to meet the needs of many multinationals.

This latest installation of Paratox software at Alcoa extends Maerix’s presence to 25 countries across 5 continents, and the company can now claim to have dethroned the biggest players in the industry.

“I’m convinced that Maerix’s success rests on the quality of our technology,” says the president, “as well as the organizational values that have guided our decisions from the beginning: simplicity, efficiency, and ingenuity.”