Hazardous Material (Hazmat), MSDS and Right to Know Signs

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The OSHA Hazard Communication Standard requires employers to educate and inform employees about hazardous chemicals they may be exposed to, and also requires distributors to transmit required information to employers. Notification tools include hazard communication programs, MSDSs, training and hazardous material identification labels.

This page shows chemical hazard identification labels in a variety of formats, including labels meeting the NFPA 704 Hazard Identification / Rating System and also a similar system for chemical hazard identification. (Learn more about these two systems below).

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About Hazardous Material Identification:

• OSHA 1910.1200 requires communication of chemical hazards, and lists labels as one of many appropriate methods. However, it doesn't specify a particular labeling system.

• The NFPA 704 and other chemical hazard identification systems are intended for different audiences and also differ in their use of the white field. The resources below may help you choose the best system for your application.

Chemical Hazard Identification Resources:

• Review OSHA 1910.1200.
• Read an FAQ on NFPA 704. 
• Learn about another hazardous chemical identification system.
• Read what the University of Oregon chemistry labs say about the differences beetween the two labeling systems.

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