J. J. Keller & Associates, Inc. OSHA HazCom GHS Pictograms & Hazards Poster, Chemical Safety Chart, 2024 OSHA’s Hazcom Final Rule, Laminated, 24" x 20", Bilingual English/Spanish

Support chemical safety awareness and OSHA compliance with this Bilingual OSHA HazCom GHS-Style Pictograms & Hazards Poster, designed to help employees quickly identify chemical hazards in the workplace. This laminated 24" x 20" chart illustrates the nine GHS-style pictograms accepted by OSHA, arranged by physical, health, and environmental hazard categories for improved comprehension. This bilingual poster (English and Spanish) aligns with OSHA’s Hazard Communication Standard (29 CFR 1910.1200) and reflects updates from the 2024 OSHA HazCom final rule, including newly added hazard classes and categories. It’s an ideal visual aid for reinforcing required training under 29 CFR 1910.1200(h), helping employees understand label elements and Safety Data Sheet (SDS) components. Each pictogram is clearly illustrated and labeled, making it easy for workers to recognize potential risks associated with chemicals. The poster also includes: Hazard classes and categories, Label elements such as signal words, hazard statements, and precautionary statements, and SDS sections and subsections for quick reference. Laminated on both sides for durability, this poster is perfect for high-traffic areas like chemical storage rooms, labs, and safety stations. It’s a powerful tool to enhance your HazCom training program and promote a safer work environment. Bilingual format includes both English and Spanish to support diverse workforces.

• Covers 9 GHS Pictograms: Includes physical, health, and environmental hazard symbols.
• 2024 OSHA HazCom Final Rule: Reflects updated hazard classes and categories.
• Training Support Tool: Reinforces OSHA-required HazCom training under 29 CFR 1910.1200(h).
• Includes Label & SDS Elements: Features signal words, hazard statements, and SDS sections.
• Durable & Laminated: 24" x 20" double-sided laminated poster for long-lasting use in safety zones. Bilingual format includes both English and Spanish to support diverse workforces.