Right to Know Labels

An RTK label typically includes chemical name, hazard codes, PPE icons, NFPA ratings or color bar indicators. Many workplaces use multi-information labels like the RTK color bar vinyl chemical label or the RTK hazard label with NFPA fields. These labels support OSHA’s Hazard Communication Standard and GHS labeling practices.

RTK labels should be applied to chemical containers, secondary containers, storage shelves and areas where employees interact with chemicals. Common choices include the RTK chemical label or NFPA based options like the NFPA mini RTK label. OSHA recommends consistent placement so employees always have clear access to hazard information.

Yes. OSHA’s Hazard Communication Standard requires employers to properly label hazardous chemicals and ensure workers understand the hazards. RTK labels help meet these requirements by providing simplified hazard cues. Products such as the RTK NFPA hazard label or RTK chemical identification label help facilities maintain compliance.

Yes. RTK labels can be customized to include facility specific chemical names, storage locations, PPE requirements or color bars. You can begin with a pre-designed option like the RTK color bar with reference guide label or the RTK NFPA diamond label and adjust details to fit your system. Customized RTK labels improve clarity and reduce workplace confusion.