Acute Toxicity GHS

Globally Harmonized System hazard pictogram Labels

The Globally Harmonized System (GHS) is an internationally agreed-upon system for the classification and labeling of chemicals.

Companies around the world are now required to use GHS labeling to ensure the safety of their workers and the public.

GHS labels provide consistent information about the hazards of chemicals, allowing everyone to understand the risks associated with them. The GHS requires that chemical labels include information about the physical, health, and environmental hazards posed by the chemical. These labels are used to inform people of the potential dangers of a chemical, as well as any safety measures needed to safely handle and use the chemical.

Australia has adopted the GHS and all chemical manufacturers, distributors, and users must comply with the GHS labeling system. Fortunately, GHS labels are now available to purchase online and delivered Australia wide. This makes it easy for companies to purchase GHS labels that meet their specific requirements. With these labels, companies can easily identify the hazards posed by the chemicals they use and ensure that their workers are adequately protected. GHS labels are available in a range of sizes to suit any workplace.