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These Fact Sheets summarize key requirements of WH MIS 2015 which incorporates the Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labelling of Chemicals (GHS) for Canadian Workplaces. See WH MIS.org

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How to fill out classification and labelling of:

1. Gather the necessary information: Start by collecting all the relevant information about the substance or mixture that needs to be classified and labeled. This includes its chemical composition, physical and toxicological properties, and any available data on its hazards and risks.
2. Identify the hazard classes: Determine the appropriate hazard classes and categories for the substance or mixture based on its properties and the criteria set out in the applicable regulations or guidelines. This may involve assessing its flammability, explosiveness, toxicity, environmental impact, etc.
3. Assign hazard statements: Once the hazard classes are identified, select the appropriate hazard statements that accurately describe the hazards posed by the substance or mixture. These statements provide brief descriptions of the nature and level of the hazards and are typically presented in standardized phrases.
4. Determine precautionary statements: Evaluate the risks associated with the substance or mixture and identify the necessary precautionary measures that need to be communicated to users. These precautionary statements describe actions to be taken to minimize or prevent adverse effects, such as handling, storage, and disposal instructions.
5. Prepare the label: Create the label using the required elements, including the product identifier, signal word, hazard and precautionary statements, pictograms, and supplemental information if necessary. Ensure the label is clear, legible, and prominently displayed on the packaging or container.

Who needs classification and labelling of:

1. Manufacturers and suppliers: Companies that produce or supply substances or mixtures have a legal obligation to classify and label their products accurately. This ensures that downstream users, such as workers, consumers, and emergency responders, are aware of the hazards and can take appropriate precautions.
2. Importers and distributors: Importers of substances or mixtures into a country and distributors who handle or store these products before placing them on the market also need to ensure they are properly classified and labeled. This helps ensure that hazardous products are not unknowingly distributed and ultimately reach the end-users without proper information.
3. Employers and occupational health professionals: Employers are responsible for providing a safe working environment for their employees. Classifying and labeling hazardous substances correctly is crucial for implementing appropriate risk management measures and ensuring the safety and health of workers. Occupational health professionals may also need classification and labeling information to assess potential workplace risks and develop appropriate safety measures.

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What is classification and labelling of?

Classification and labelling of chemicals refers to the system of identifying and categorizing hazards associated with chemicals, as well as providing information on how to safely handle and use them.

Who is required to file classification and labelling of?

Companies and businesses that manufacture, import, distribute, or use hazardous chemicals are required to file classification and labelling information.

How to fill out classification and labelling of?

Classification and labelling information can be filled out by using standardized criteria and labels provided by regulatory agencies, following guidelines and requirements for each chemical.

What is the purpose of classification and labelling of?

The purpose of classification and labelling of chemicals is to ensure the safety of workers, the public, and the environment by properly identifying and communicating hazards associated with chemicals.

What information must be reported on classification and labelling of?

Classification and labelling of chemicals must include information on the hazards posed by the chemical, safe handling and storage procedures, and emergency response instructions.