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labricoleuseSo, you may or may not have heard about OSHA's new labeling standards for products you stock in your workplace. This info is going to be of particular interest to those running a dye facility--especially if you stock dyes for synthetics and color-removal chemicals--and for anyone who runs a craft shop, paint shop, etc.
If you haven't heard about this new regulation, there's a great FAQ about it here.
Our Environmental Health & Safety department has been helpful in terms of getting us the required info and helping to establish procedures for the switch. If you haven't got a resource like that, you can find a lot of info on the OSHA website (like their printable Quick Cards for HazCom Pictograms and Labeling Standards).
I've created a labeling station in the dye shop to help our employees learn these new procedures and standards, located right inside the facility where any worker can access it:
How are you accommodating the new standards in your facility?
If you haven't heard about this new regulation, there's a great FAQ about it here.
Our Environmental Health & Safety department has been helpful in terms of getting us the required info and helping to establish procedures for the switch. If you haven't got a resource like that, you can find a lot of info on the OSHA website (like their printable Quick Cards for HazCom Pictograms and Labeling Standards).
I've created a labeling station in the dye shop to help our employees learn these new procedures and standards, located right inside the facility where any worker can access it:
How are you accommodating the new standards in your facility?
