Hazard Communication Program
Any company working with hazardous materials must adhere to OSHA's Hazard Communication Standard (HazCom) — including hazard identification, prevention, and control.
OSHA standards require that businesses have a written program for Hazard Communication and require employers to train employees annually on the hazards present in their workplace — and whenever a new hazard is introduced or a change occurs in the facility.
The Hazard Communication Standard requires employers to identify hazardous chemicals used in the workplace. In 2012 OSHA revised the Standard to include components of the Globally Harmonized System (GHS) — a guideline of requirements for the classification of health, physical, and environmental hazards.
Learn more about GHS and Safety Data Sheet Management to assist in meeting the OSHA HazCom Standard, or explore our secondary container labeling and posters.
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