Prior to the release of the Avery GHS Wizard subscription service<\/a>, the team took it on the road for real people from across the country to test. We gave safety and compliance professionals early access to the software to hear GHS Wizard testimonials from those who use GHS labels in their jobs.<\/p>\n\n\n\n This is because GHS labels are a good way to make sure the chemical containers in your workplace are OSHA-compliant. In fact, we’ve taken a deep dive into labeling secondary containers for compliance<\/a> here. Regardless of what kind of containers in your workplace require GHS labels, it’s crucial that they contain the correct information. Not only for achieving OSHA compliance but also for employee safety in general.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Making sure your GHS labels have the right information can be tricky, but we have a couple tools that can help. First, there are free GHS templates within Avery Design and Print Online (ADPO) that you can fill in manually. What’s more, our GHS Wizard subscription unlocks tools that allow you to create GHS labels in minutes.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Read GHS Wizard testimonials from safety and compliance professionals below, or try it out for yourself right now.<\/p>\n\n\n\n