Quickly know what personal protective equipment is required to safely handle workplace hazardous materials with this PPE requirements chart. 

• Explains the letters that appear in the white bar of an HMIS label
• Provides a list of HMIS-required PPE for standardized letters A through K
• Displays symbols for hazardous material PPE is vital to handle material safely
• A valuable tool for facilities that still use HMIS as part of a workplace labeling system

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This essential resource will help you quickly comply with OSHA’s Biohazard marking requirements.

• Learn what needs a Biohazard warning label
• Get design standards to create Biohazard labels
• Comply with OSHA’s Bloodborne Pathogens standard
• Prevent common medical waste violations
• Protect employees from exposure and the environment from contamination
• A great resource for laboratory, research, and medical facilities

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The DOT, EPA, and OSHA each have strict regulations by which you must abide to handle and dispose of hazardous wastes properly. If your facility produces any waste that could be a danger, then you need this Hazardous Waste Management Guide.

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This 20-page guide identifies major regulations and standards that apply to overall chemical safety. It also explains the steps of a Chemical Risk Assessment to understand hazards and effectively apply controls.

• Learn the GHS approach to classifying chemical hazards
• Evaluate risks based on frequency and severity
• Use the Hierarchy of Controls to address chemical hazards
• Conduct risk assessments in your own facility
• Create container labels and other chemical signage

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This reference chart is a quick resource for understanding the Safety Data Sheet (SDS) format and GHS-aligned label elements that are required by OSHA’s HazCom 2012 regulations.

• Comply with OSHA’s HazCom 2012 regulations
• Covers the 16 sections in an SDS, and how they relate to a HazCom 2012 or GHS label
• A convenient safety data sheet chart makes for an excellent training tool

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Easily understand right-to-know NFPA Diamond labels using this comprehensive quick reference.

• Describes the NFPA label elements on one wall chart
• Explains the hazard information for each color of the NFPA Diamond
• Shows PPE symbols that may appear on a label to wear required PPE
• A great resource for employers who still use NFPA labels in their facility

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This 12-page guide introduces the basics of GHS and explains the hazard classes that it defines. Safety Data Sheets (SDS) and container labels required for compliance are also covered.

• Explains chemical classifications and various hazards they present
• Visually outlines the format of a typical GHS container label
• Includes a Safety Data Sheet (SDS) quick reference guide

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