Precautionary Statements

Recommend measures that should be taken to minimize or prevent adverse effects resulting from exposure to the hazardous chemicals

Describe the nature of the hazards of a chemical (the effects they have on people)

The words that indicate the relative level of severity ("Danger" and "Warning" )

Graphic symbols used to communicate specific hazards

Describe the nature of the hazards of a chemical (the effects they have on people)

Recommend measures that should be taken to minimize or prevent adverse effects resulting from exposure to the hazardous chemicals

The words that indicate the relative level of severity ("Danger" and "Warning" )

Graphic symbols used to communicate specific hazards

The words that indicate the relative level of severity ("Danger" and "Warning" )

Describe the nature of the hazards of a chemical (the effects they have on people)

Recommend measures that should be taken to minimize or prevent adverse effects resulting from exposure to the hazardous chemicals

Graphic symbols used to communicate specific hazards

Describe the nature of the hazards of a chemical (the effects they have on people)

Recommend measures that should be taken to minimize or prevent adverse effects resulting from exposure to the hazardous chemicals

The words that indicate the relative level of severity ("Danger" and "Warning" )

Graphic symbols used to communicate specific hazards

Describe the nature of the hazards of a chemical (the effects they have on people)

Recommend measures that should be taken to minimize or prevent adverse effects resulting from exposure to the hazardous chemicals

The words that indicate the relative level of severity ("Danger" and "Warning" )

Graphic symbols used to communicate specific hazards

Describe the nature of the hazards of a chemical (the effects they have on people)

Recommend measures that should be taken to minimize or prevent adverse effects resulting from exposure to the hazardous chemicals

The words that indicate the relative level of severity ("Danger" and "Warning" )

Why must safety data sheets (SDS) accompany chemicals?

They provide extra information about the chemical

It contains details that cannot fit on the label

They contain the label requirements

They contain a list of pictograms

Any substance that can cause harm to your health.

Development of adverse effects as a results of long term exposure to a toxin or stressor with effects arising after months or years.

Development of adverse effects as a results of short term exposure (24 hours) to a toxin or stressor with effects arising within 14 days

Created by the united nations to regulate working conditions to ensure the safety of men and women.

Created to regulate labelling hazardous chemicals in a way that is aligned with global standards to protect workers.

Development of adverse effects as a results of long term exposure to a toxin or stressor with effects arising after months or years.

Any substance that can cause harm to your health.

Development of adverse effects as a results of short term exposure (24 hours) to a toxin or stressor with effects arising within 14 days

Created by the united nations to regulate working conditions to ensure the safety of men and women.

Created to regulate labelling hazardous chemicals in a way that is aligned with global standards to protect workers.

Development of adverse effects as a results of short term exposure (24 hours) to a toxin or stressor with effects arising within 14 days

Any substance that can cause harm to your health.

Development of adverse effects as a results of long term exposure to a toxin or stressor with effects arising after months or years.

Created by the united nations to regulate working conditions to ensure the safety of men and women.

Created to regulate labelling hazardous chemicals in a way that is aligned with global standards to protect workers.

Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA)

Created by the united nations to regulate working conditions to ensure the safety of men and women.

Any substance that can cause harm to your health.

Development of adverse effects as a results of long term exposure to a toxin or stressor with effects arising after months or years.

Development of adverse effects as a results of short term exposure (24 hours) to a toxin or stressor with effects arising within 14 days

Created to regulate labelling hazardous chemicals in a way that is aligned with global standards to protect workers.

Hazard Communication Standard (HCS)

Created to regulate labelling hazardous chemicals in a way that is aligned with global standards to protect workers.

Any substance that can cause harm to your health.

Development of adverse effects as a results of long term exposure to a toxin or stressor with effects arising after months or years.

Development of adverse effects as a results of short term exposure (24 hours) to a toxin or stressor with effects arising within 14 days

Created by the united nations to regulate working conditions to ensure the safety of men and women.

Hazardous Substances

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Flame

Oxidation

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Corrosiveness

Flammability

Gas under pressure

Oxidation

Explosiveness or Reactiveness

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Gas under pressure

Oxidation

Explosiveness or Reactiveness

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