Dangerous goods and GHS signage plays a crucial role in promoting safety and compliance in environments where hazardous substances are stored, handled, or transported. These signs are designed to convey critical information about the nature of the dangerous goods and the associated risks, following the Globally Harmonized System (GHS) guidelines. The signage typically includes standardized symbols, pictograms, and text that communicate the specific hazards and precautions required. These signs are essential for workers, emergency responders, and other personnel to identify and understand the potential dangers associated with the goods. By using clear and standardized signage, dangerous goods and GHS signage ensures that everyone in the vicinity is aware of the risks involved and can take appropriate safety measures to prevent accidents or incidents.

Regulatory Signs in the Australian Standard AS1319:1994 Safety Signs for the Occupational Environment.