How To Design Regulatory Documents with use of Standard GHS Pictograms

GHS Hazard Pictograms are used for the labeling of goods and for workplace hazard warnings. Hazard pictograms are included in the international Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labelling of Chemicals (GHS). Each pictogram consists of a symbol on a white background framed within a red border and represents a certain hazard. The view of symbols on the pictograms are defined according to the chemical hazard classification.
Safety Infographics are a good way to visually share and communicate information to help people recognize and protect against hazards they can meet in a working process. Learn here how to create a chemical safety infographics describing Chromium Trioxide Hazards using GHS Hazard Pictograms solution included to ConceptDraw Solutions.

1. Run ConceptDraw DIAGRAM.
2. Select the GHS Hazard Pictograms solution on the solutions panel and click the library preview to reveal it on the Library panel.

3. Add GHS hazard pictograms to your document using one of the following methods:
   •  Click on an object and then click on the document.
   •  Perform a drag-and-drop from the library to your document.
   •  Double click on an object’s icon in the library.
4. Select a text tool and add a text to infographics — just start typing to activate the text edition mode.

5. To protect your drawing from any occasional changes, choose the Lock option in the context menu of the selected object and check the parameters you want to lock.

6. Finally, you can export your drawing as MS PowerPoint® and Adobe PDF files using Export options from the File menu.

Result: With the help of this chemical safety infographic designed with GHS hazard pictograms you can describe the safety technology of the chromium trioxide utilization.