The GHS Label and Pictogram Poster can assist employers in meeting their training obligations under the new OSHA Hazard Communication Standard (HCS). The most comprehensive change in OSHA regulations in twenty years, the HCS requires employees exposed to chemicals in the workplace, be trained in how to safely and correctly handle and store hazardous materials. The GHS Label and Pictogram provides information on these two crucial training requirements. It includes a detailed description of the GHS lable elements which make up the new GHS labels to be used in all chemical labeling, and the nine GHS Pictograms which from December 1st, 2013 will be used to identify hazards associated with a particular chemical. The poster clearly illustrates the correct pictograms, a symbol on a white background with a red border in accordance with OSHA guidelines. The GHS Labels and Pictogram Poster provides clear and concise information in accordance with OSHA guidelines and specifications. Displaying this informative poster in the workplace can help prevent accidents, hefty fines and employee lawsuits.