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Hazard Pictograms
What are Hazard Pictograms? Hazard pictograms are graphic symbols used on GHS labels to communicate ...
GHS Labeling Changes
Every two years, the UN publishes a new revision of the Globally Harmonized System (GHS), a standardized ...
Lab Safety Labels
Permanent Container Safety Labels OSHA requires employers to ensure that no worker uses, stores, or allows ...
NFPA 704 vs HazCom 2012
A variety of labeling standards and classification systems are available for managing chemical safety. This ...
Planned Maintenance
Planned maintenance is a proactive approach to maintenance in which maintenance work is scheduled to take ...
NFPA Diamond Chart
NFPA Diamond Chart
Quickly understand NFPA Diamond labels with this free, comprehensive reference chart. It explains the hazard ...
GHS Label Information
Appendix C to the 2012 (OSHA 1910.1200) Hazard Communication Standard (HCS) specifies the mandatory ...
Floor tape on a mechanic's shop floor
What is Floor Marking?
Visual safety communication takes many forms in the workplace. Beyond just signs and labels, floor marking is ...
Parts of an SDS
Under the international standard called the Globally Harmonized System, or GHS, details about a chemical or ...
Occupational Exposure
The term "occupational exposure" refers to a potentially harmful exposure to hazards chemicals in the ...
What is GHS?
GHS, or the Globally Harmonized System, is a set of standards created by the U.N. and adopted by a number of ...
What is Kanban?
Do you know what Kanban is? No, it's not a new kind of bonbon. Kanban is a lean manufacturing tool for ...
Barcode Colors Reference Chart
Barcode Color Chart
This quick reference chart is an essential resource for achieving optimal print contrast signals (PCS) for ...
Floor Signs
When employers imagine floor marking, most think of aisle markers, pathway designations, and hazard stripes. ...
DOT Labels
49 CFR 172.400 specifies that Department of Transportation (DOT) Labels must be used for hazardous materials ...
OSHA Fines Increase
Penalties may increase by as much as 80%, the first increase since 1990. Inflation has finally caught up with ...
Free OSHA GHS Training
OSHA GHS Proposal OSHA mandated changes to its hazard communication standard (HCS), and aligned itself with ...