OSHA Hazard Communication
OSHA, U.S. Department of Labor United States source
OSHA's Hazard Communication pages with the standard, training guidance, QuickCards and fact sheets on labels, pictograms and safety data sheets. source
- Covers
- US OSHA HCS source
- Languages
- English; QuickCards on SDSs, labels and pictograms also in Spanish source
- Pricing
- Free public resource source
- Delivered as
- Web resourcesource
Prices, features and terms
Prices
What it does, according to the vendor
- QuickCards for safety data sheets, labels, pictograms and NFPA/OSHA label comparison (PDF)source
- Downloadable GHS pictogramssource
- Small Entity Compliance Guide for Employers and Hazard Classification Guidance (PDF)source
- Letters of interpretation and the HazCom enforcement directive (CPL 02-02-079)source
- HCS update aligned to GHS Rev. 7: final rule 20 May 2024, effective 19 July 2024source
What the vendor says it is responsible for
“The Federal Register and the Code of Federal Regulations remain the official sources for regulatory information…”
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