Chemical Classifications Page 3 of 4 Document Number SD010.1 Carcinogens Category 1: substances known to cause cancer in humans, Classified as Toxic Category 2: substances that should be regarded as if they are carcinogenic to humans – sufficient evidence based on long-term animal studies and other information that human
Classifying hazardous chemicals National guide Page 6 of 55 . 2. The Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labelling of Chemicals . The GHS is a system of consistent information and terms used to classify and communicate chemical hazards on labels and in SDS. The primary aim of the GHS is to protect human health and the environment.
9. Vapour inhalation values are intended for use in classification of acute hazard for all sectors. It is also recognised that the saturated vapour concentration of a chemical is used by the transport sector as an additional element in classifying chemicals for packing groups. 10.
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chemicals are present and/or used, their hazards to human health and the environment, and the means to control them. A number of classification and labeling systems, each addressing specific use patterns and groups of chemicals, exist at the national, regional and international levels. The
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chemical hazards, but also to classify these hazards so that workers and downstream users ... (2008). www.osha.gov/OshDoc/Directive_pdf/CPL_03-00-008.pdf.
The classification of toxic agents is based on their LD50 values (medial lethal dose). The LD50 is the average exposure to a single dose of a chemical agent which causes at least 50% of test subjects (rats, mice etc.) to die.
word and skull and cross bones symbol for chemicals in Categories 1-3 (e.g., oral LD50 of up to 300 mg/kg) and introduces the exclamation point symbol for Category 4. • The GHS specifies different classification criteria for inhalation toxicity based on whether the chemical is (1) a gas, (2) a vapor, or (3) a dust or mist. OPP does not
Classifying hazardous chemicals National guide Page 6 of 55 . 2. The Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labelling of Chemicals . The GHS is a system of consistent information and terms used to classify and communicate
word and skull and cross bones symbol for chemicals in Categories 1-3 (e.g., oral LD50 of up to 300 mg/kg) and introduces the exclamation point symbol for Category 4. • The GHS specifies different classification criteria for inhalation toxicity based on whether the chemical is (1) a gas, (2) a vapor, or (3) a dust or mist. OPP does not
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single, globally harmonized system to address classification of chemicals, labels, and safety data sheets. This was not a totally novel concept since harmonization of classification and labelling was already largely in place for physical hazards and acute toxicity in the transport sector, based on the work of the United Nations
chemical. It is the classification of the chemical that determines what information is required on labels and safety data sheets under the WHS Regulations. Duty holder Responsibilities Manufacturer or importer determine whether a substance, mixture or article is a hazardous chemical ensure the hazardous chemical is correctly classified
CHEMICAL CLASSIFICATION. Chemicals are classified into various hazard classifications in accordance with their physiochemical properties and health hazards.
beings or the environment. The classification of chemicals also determines: what information is required on labels and safety data sheets whether certain provisions in work health and safety laws apply to their handling, use and storage in the workplace. The WHS Regulations implement a new system of hazard classification criteria for chemicals
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