HazCom Starter Pack
New site or new company? Build the foundation: written program, chemical inventory, labels, QR access, training, and your first toolbox talk.
What this covers
Hazard Communication is consistently one of OSHA's most-cited standards, and the gaps are almost always the basics: no written program, an out-of-date chemical list, unlabeled secondary containers, or no training records. This pack builds those foundations in one sitting — the written program, a chemical inventory, GHS labels, QR access to SDSs, a training sign-in, and a first toolbox talk.
Use these tools in order
Each tool is free—no login. Work top to bottom for a complete result.
- 1
HazCom Program Generator
Generate a written Hazard Communication Program PDF built on the 29 CFR 1910.1200(e) elements, in minutes.
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Chemical Inventory Template
Free CSV template with the 1910.1200(e)(1)(i) fields: product identifier, CAS#, hazard class, storage location.
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GHS Label Generator
Create compliant GHS labels with proper pictograms, signal words, and hazard statements.
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SDS QR Code Generator
Generate inspection-ready QR codes for SDS links. Create printable jobsite sheets.
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HazCom Training Record
Generate a training sign-in sheet PDF to document who attended HazCom training.
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Toolbox Talk Generator
Generate ready-to-use safety meeting content for chemicals in your workplace.
Frequently asked questions
What does a compliant HazCom program actually require?
Five things: a written program (1910.1200(e)), labels on containers (f), a safety data sheet for every hazardous chemical (g), employee training (h), and a list/inventory of the hazardous chemicals you have. Construction adopts the same rule through 29 CFR 1926.59.
Do small employers need a written HazCom program?
Yes. Any workplace where employees may be exposed to hazardous chemicals must have a written program — there is no small-business exemption from HazCom itself (unlike some recordkeeping rules).
When does HazCom training have to happen?
At initial assignment, and again whenever a new chemical hazard is introduced into the work area. Training must cover the hazards, the labeling system, the SDS, and protective measures — keep a dated sign-in as proof.
Planning aids only — not legal advice. Confirm every determination against the current OSHA standard and your State-Plan's rules.
Keep it all in one place
HazComFast centralizes your SDSs, labels, and training proof, and loads each jobsite's SDS onto the crew's phones.
Try HazComFast freeGet the Binder in Order Before the Inspector Arrives. Are You Ready?
OSHA does not give advance notice of inspections (29 CFR 1903.6). Get the binder in order before the opening conference, not during it.
Serious Violation
$16,550
per violation (max)
HazComFast Pro
$199/mo
10 jobsites, unlimited chemicals, unlimited workers
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