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OSHA's quick cards include one with a simple explanation, like the Canadian one:

I'm interested in acquiring a poster that provides a quick overview of the GHS

system that's appropriate for the lab setting. I don't need information about

OSHA's phase-in dates or the structure of a compliant SDS; rather, I'm

interested in a quick reference of what the pictograms mean (i.e. the gas

cylinder symbol does not refer to a cricket bat) and (graphical?) descriptions

of key abbreviations such as STOT, SDS and LD50 mean.

Does anyone have

favorite posters along these lines that they can point me to?

Thanks for any

help with this.

- Ralph

Ralph Stuart, CIH, CCHO

Chemical Hygiene

Officer

Keene State College

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