OSHA is updating the language for workplace signs to incorporate the GHS hazard statement and applicable precautionary statement(s) where required.
This sign is being phased out by June 1, 2016 and replaced with update verbiage. Order the new sign today!
Protect all from harmful respiratory issues by restricting entry to authorized personnel.
Restrict entry into a potentially dangerous work environmentClearly communicate a critical safety message to allExcessive inhalation of formaldehyde may result in respiratory harmLong-term effects include potential cancer risksTraditional OSHA-style signs, tags and labels are the most widely recognized design format in the industryDanger header indicates a hazardous situation that, if not avoided, will result in death or serious injury