Skip to content
HazCom 2012 Labeling Reference Guide

Stay compliant with OSHA�s HazCom 2012 regulations using this quick reference chart. This essential guide breaks down the 16 required sections of a Safety Data Sheet (SDS) and the Globally Harmonized System (GHS) label elements now required for chemical labeling in the U.S.

  • Clear guidance on SDS formatting and required sections
  • Breakdown of GHS label elements for chemical safety
  • Quick reference to key hazard communication requirements
  • Essential information for compliance with OSHA�s HazCom 2012

Download your free reference chart today to make HazCom 2012 compliance easier!

 

We value your privacy and will not share your information. Please see our Privacy Policy

company-logo
How this guide can help you plan your pipe marketing project

feature_text

feature_text

feature_text


  • Over 50 years in the safety industry
  • Find solutions to your safety challenges
  • Understand how regulation impact your worksite
  • Connect to a safety signage expert
  • Learn how to create your own labels
  • Improve safety and efficiency
Have questions? Give us a call at
Related Resources

Fault Current Label Chart

Stay ahead of NEC 110.24 requirements with this essential guide. Learn how to label available fault currents ...

Go to Guide

Fault Current Label Chart

Stay ahead of NEC 110.24 requirements with this essential guide. Learn how to label available fault currents ...

Go to Guide

Free Industrial Label Printing Best Practice Guide

This guide demonstrates how industrial label printers can significantly enhance safety and productivity at ...

Go to Guide