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Product Warnings

How do you measure the success of your product warning?

• For some, it is measured by exception--the absence of a major failure.
• For some, it is measured by simply complying with government regulations.
• For others, it is the simple longevity of a product line.

For Averture, the success of a product warning is measured by the engineering infrastructure supporting the product, whether the product's hazards have been identified and reduced, and the warning's ability to communicate about remaining hazards.

Warnings labels are best when they are short, effective communications about the hazards inherent in the product. U.S. and European manufacturers are required by law to warn about hazards in their products and provide instructions about their safe use. Averture lawyers have a credible depth of experience with many product lines and in creating warnings for many products.

Warning labels are just one part of your company's overall hazard communication program. We prepare these communications with you and your internal risk management team and integrate your product's instructions, owner's manual, marketing statements, and material safety data sheets into a uniform message. We analyze regulations, industry standards, legal research, and your own institutional knowledge to understand and establish each product's foreseeable use.

Are your warnings successful? Ask for a simple, project-based warnings evaluation. Contact us at averture@aveture.net or call our Main Office.