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Frequently Asked Questions

Q. How do I know which GHS pictogram to use for a specific chemical?

The correct GHS pictogram is determined by the chemical's hazard classification, which is found on its Safety Data Sheet (SDS). You can also browse all nine standard GHS pictograms to identify the one you need.

Q. Are your GHS signs and labels compliant with current OSHA requirements?

Yes, absolutely. Our GHS signs and labels are designed to be fully compliant with the current OSHA Hazard Communication Standard (HCS), which incorporates the GHS.

Q. What materials do you recommend for GHS labels that will be placed on chemical drums?

For labeling chemical drums, we recommend durable, chemical-resistant vinyl. Our selection of GHS labels is designed to adhere to a variety of surfaces and withstand industrial conditions.

Q. Can I create a custom GHS sign that includes a specific chemical name and hazard information?

Yes, you can. We offer customizable ghs signs that can be adapted for GHS requirements. For example, you can use a customizable template to add a specific chemical name, select pictograms, and include other hazard information.

Q. What are GHS signs and why are they important for workplace safety?

GHS (Globally Harmonized System) signs use a standardized set of pictograms and signal words to communicate chemical hazards. They are critically important for workplace safety because they provide a universal, easy-to-understand warning system for employees handling hazardous materials.

About our GHS Signs

Ensure full hazard communication compliance and protect workers from chemical risks with GHS signs that implement the Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labelling of Chemicals across your facility in a clear, standardized, and internationally recognized format. The GHS system was adopted by OSHA as the foundation of its updated HazCom standard, making GHS compliant signage a legal requirement for any facility that manufactures, handles, stores, or uses hazardous chemicals in the workplace. Our GHS signs are designed to meet the most current regulatory requirements while ensuring that every worker in your facility has immediate access to the critical chemical hazard information they need to stay safe.

• GHS signs are fully compliant with OSHA HazCom 2012, GHS Rev 9, and ANSI Z535 standards, ensuring your facility meets all required chemical hazard communication and safety data sheet posting regulations.
• Available in a comprehensive range of designs covering all nine GHS hazard pictograms including flammable, toxic, corrosive, explosive, oxidizing, environmental hazard, health hazard, compressed gas, and acute toxicity warnings.
• Constructed from durable materials including aluminum, vinyl, and rigid plastic that resist chemical exposure and perform reliably in laboratories, manufacturing plants, chemical storage areas, and other hazardous chemical environments.
• Bold colors, high contrast text, and standardized GHS pictograms ensure chemical hazard warnings are immediately recognizable and clearly understood by workers, contractors, and emergency responders across any language barrier.
• Suitable for use in chemical manufacturing plants, research laboratories, pharmaceutical facilities, agricultural operations, and any workplace where hazardous chemicals are present and full GHS hazard communication compliance is required to protect worker health and safety.