English GHS WHMIS requirements chart

English GHS WHMIS requirements chart

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This wall chart, titled WHMIS Information, presents in English the WHMIS information workers need at the workstation: the GHS hazard groups with their pictograms, label requirements, precautionary pictograms and the contents of a safety data sheet. It is intended for Canadian workplaces where staff read English. 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 English GHS WHMIS requirements chart

• Text in English, under the title WHMIS Information.
• GHS hazard groups and their pictograms.
• Labelling requirements and precautionary pictograms.
• Contents of a safety data sheet.
• Full-colour pliable plastic, two sizes.

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

English GHS WHMIS requirements chart applications

The chart supports WHMIS training for English-speaking teams and serves as a permanent reminder in shops, warehouses and laboratories. For French and English on the same chart, see the FR-EN GHS and wallchart (SGHAFFBI); for the detailed meaning of each pictogram, the GHS and WHMIS pictogram wall chart (SGHAFFCAEN). To keep SDSs next to the information, see the English GHS WHMIS information station (SGHCENTWEN).

English GHS WHMIS requirements chart technical specifications

Mounting and maintaining the WHMIS information chart

Mount the chart at eye level, near where products are used or stored, on a clean, dry wall. Clean it with a damp cloth and replace it if it becomes damaged or illegible, or if the regulations change.

FAQ: English GHS WHMIS requirements chart

What language is it printed in?

English. For the bilingual version, see the FR-EN GHS and poster (SGHAFFBI).

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.

What is the difference with the HAZCOM chart?

This one is intended for Canadian workplaces under WHMIS; the English GHS HAZCOM requirements chart (SGHAFFHEN) follows HAZCOM, the US standard.

Does the chart replace WHMIS training?

No. It serves as a reminder; worker training and access to SDSs 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.

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