GHS & Hazard CommunicationOnline Certification
Built to satisfy 29 CFR 1910.1200 — OSHA's Hazard Communication Standard aligned with the United Nations' Globally Harmonized System for labeling and Safety Data Sheets.
- 29 CFR 1910.1200 compliant
- 12 modules · final exam
- Unlimited free quiz & exam retakes
- Instant Certificate of Completion
- 90-day access — save and resume anytime
Understand the chemicals you work around, and how to read what's on the label.
OSHA's Hazard Communication Standard is built on a simple idea: workers have both the need and the right to know the hazards of the chemicals they're exposed to on the job. This course gives you the practical literacy to use that right, interpreting GHS pictograms, signal words, and the sections of a standard Safety Data Sheet.
Built for every worker who could be exposed to a hazardous chemical on the job.
HazCom reaches farther than most OSHA standards. Roughly 40 million U.S. workers across 5 million workplaces are covered. If your role puts you near solvents, cleaners, fuels, reagents, adhesives, or any other regulated chemical, this is the training your employer is required to provide.
Right-to-Know, end-to-end. Nationwide acceptance.
Our HazCom/GHS course is maintained to current OSHA and GHS revisions, so the certificate you earn today reflects the standard your employer is being audited against, labels, SDS format, and all.
Trusted by the workers reading the labels.
"Short, focused, and finally explains what those orange diamond pictograms actually mean. My whole shift cleared it in a single morning."
"Used this for our annual HazCom refresh. The SDS section is hands-down the clearest walkthrough of the 16 sections I've used."
"I deal with reagents all day and still picked up new context on category numbering. Worth the twenty-five bucks for the SDS section alone."
"Loaded fifteen people into the admin dashboard, sent the link, and was done. Certificates came out clean and my safety binder is up to date."
"Cited cleanly to 29 CFR 1910.1200 and actually current with GHS Rev. 7 changes. That's harder to find than it should be."
"I label half a dozen secondary containers every week. This course made me realize I'd been doing the precautionary statements wrong for years."
"Tight, accurate, and respectful of my time. The pictogram drills stick, I still picture them when I open a new bottle."
"Short, focused, and finally explains what those orange diamond pictograms actually mean. My whole shift cleared it in a single morning."
Questions, answered.
Not sure whether HazCom alone is enough for your role, or if you also need HAZWOPER? Reach out. Our team will help you choose.
Talk to usOne hour to certified.Right-to-Know, in plain English.
Enroll today, finish today, and walk away with a nationally recognized Certificate of Completion built to OSHA's 29 CFR 1910.1200.