Are you ready for the 20 November HazCom deadline?
12 questions, about 2 minutes, no account. You'll get a Hazard Communication compliance score and your specific gaps, based on 29 CFR 1910.1200.
Get the free OSHA HazCom compliance checklist (PDF), plus a reminder before the deadline — the date it’s easiest to let slip. Any open gap can be cited in an inspection. No account, no audit needed.
After the 20 November 2026 deadline, each open gap is a potential citation. SDSentry closes most of them for you — a per-location SDS library, GHS secondary-container labels, the auto-assembled written HazCom program, and documented training with e-signatures.
Fix these in a free 7-day trial →$24 per location / month after the trial. Your full gap list and how to fix each is below — free, always.
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We’ll send these gaps and their fixes as a one-page checklist (PDF) you can print or hand to your manager — plus one reminder before the 20 November deadline. No account.
Your specific gaps
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What the 20 November 2026 deadline actually requires
By that date employers must have updated workplace labels, the written Hazard Communication program, and employee training to the new GHS format, under 29 CFR 1910.1200. The audit above checks each of those.
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This self-audit is an educational tool, not legal advice or a substitute for a professional compliance assessment. It covers core elements of the OSHA Hazard Communication Standard (29 CFR 1910.1200) but is not exhaustive; state-plan states may impose additional requirements. Verify your obligations with OSHA or a qualified safety professional.