What specific information is required on OSHA labeling?

• A. Name of the material, Hazardous work area
• B. Net weight and manufacturer address
• C. Storage requirements
• D. Name of the material, Name and address of manufacturer, Nature of hazard

Answer: (D)

OSHA labeling must clearly identify the chemical, who produced or supplied it, and what hazards it poses. The name of the material tells you exactly what substance you’re dealing with. The name and address of the manufacturer (or supplier) provides a way to contact for more information or in case of an incident. The nature of the hazard communicates the specific risks—such as health effects or flammability—so workers can take proper precautions. These elements are what workers rely on to handle, store, and respond safely. Other details like net weight or storage specifics are typically found elsewhere (for example, on the Safety Data Sheet) rather than being the essential label information.