OSHA Adopts New Labeling System for Hazardous Chemicals
To simplify the communication of hazardous information in the workplace, OSHA is adopting a new hazardous communication labeling system, the Globally Harmonized System. It is designed to help people understand the information on labels and material data safety sheets more clearly. OSHA requires that all newly hired associates are trained in both the former hazard communication training and the new GHS training through 2015, after which only the GHS training will be required. Hazard communication information and training resources are available at www.OSHA.gov.

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