One major element that determines whether a company is complying with the GHS system, is the labelling of all chemicals deemed hazardous by the system. To help our customers understand the basics of GHS labelling, we have compiled a list of the 6 most important elements of a GHS compliant label. 

The GHS is a complicated system that makes up a huge part of the Dangerous Goods manufacturing and transportation sector. This blog aims to compile all the information that Bronson Safety has gathered over the past two years, into one place to help you get a better understanding of the Globally Harmonised System. 

The following checklist outlines the roles and responsibilities of a company and their drivers where road-safety measures are applicable. This list conforms to Australian Standards and Australian WHS Laws and regulations, and is intended as an initial list that may be tailored to a company's specific needs.