FR-EN GHS and WHMIS labelling requirements wall chart

FR-EN GHS and WHMIS labelling requirements wall chart

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This wall chart keeps the essentials of WHMIS information in front of workers, in French and English. It shows the three GHS hazard groups, physical, health and environmental, with their pictograms, then the supplier label requirements, the precautionary pictograms and the list of elements of a safety data sheet. Its content follows the GHS and WHMIS 2015, the reference printed on the chart. Printed in full colour on pliable plastic, it is offered in 18 X 24 in and 24 X 36 in. Made in Canada, it is sold individually.

Environmental hazards are supplementary GHS information; they are not a hazard group adopted under Canadian WHMIS.

Features of the bilingual GHS and WHMIS chart

• French and English text on the same chart.
• Three GHS hazard groups: physical, health and environmental.
• Supplier label requirements and precautionary pictograms.
• List of the elements of a safety data sheet.
• Full-colour pliable plastic, two sizes.

Available sizes: 18 X 24 in or 24 X 36 in

Bilingual GHS and WHMIS chart applications

The chart supports WHMIS training and serves as a permanent reminder where hazardous products are handled or stored: shop, warehouse, laboratory, cleaning products room. Workers find the meaning of the pictograms, the information they must read on the supplier label and what an SDS contains. To keep safety data sheets in the same place, see the FR-EN GHS and WHMIS information station with SDS binder (SGHCENTBI), which carries the same information.

Bilingual GHS and WHMIS chart technical specifications

Mounting and cleaning the bilingual WHMIS chart

Mount the chart at eye level, near where products are used or stored, on a clean, dry wall. Mounting hardware is not included. Clean it with a damp cloth and replace it if it becomes damaged or illegible, or if the regulations change.

FAQ: bilingual GHS and WHMIS chart

Is the chart bilingual?

Yes, its text is in French and English.

What information does it show?

The three GHS hazard groups and their pictograms, supplier label requirements, precautionary pictograms and the elements of a safety data sheet.

Which size should I choose?

18 X 24 in for a room or bulletin board, 24 X 36 in for a large wall or a training room.

Does the chart replace WHMIS training?

No. It serves as a reminder at the workstation; worker training and access to safety data sheets are still required.

Does this edition reference guarantee current regulatory coverage?

No. The WHMIS 2015 reference describes the edition presented, not a guarantee that all later amendments are covered. Check its content against current requirements and your workplace SDSs; this reference does not replace training or applicable procedures.

Suggestions for the bilingual GHS and WHMIS chart

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The texts coloured in green correspond to hyperlinks leading to specific safety equipment or to a general information link.