English GHS checklist adhesive labels, 3 X 6 in

English GHS checklist adhesive labels, 3 X 6 in

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These labels use the checklist template of our GHS labels, printed this time in English for teams working in English across Canada. On 3 X 6 in, they combine the GHS hazard pictograms and the personal protective equipment pictograms. On the writable surface, you check off the hazards and the PPE that apply to the transferred product, then apply the permanent-adhesive label to the clean, dry container. Made in Canada, they are sold in packs of 25.

Features of the English GHS checklist labels

• Checklist of GHS hazard pictograms and PPE pictograms.
• Writable surface to select the hazards and PPE for the task.
• Text printed in English.
• 3 X 6 in size, permanent adhesive.
• Two versions: standard or self-laminating, in packs of 25 labels.

Available formats: standard or self-laminating, pack of 25

English GHS checklist label applications

These labels are used in shops, warehouses, laboratories and maintenance departments whose staff work in English, when a secondary container requires a workplace label. The worker checks the boxes based on the product's safety data sheet. The same label is available in French (SGHETFR); for a container that must be tagged, see the English GHS checklist tags with grommet (SGHTGEN).

English GHS checklist label technical specifications

Filling in and applying English checklist labels

Enter the product name as it appears on its SDS, then complete the precautions and SDS reference required in your jurisdiction. Check appropriate pictograms based on the product and task assessment; checked boxes alone are not enough. Apply the label to a clean, dry surface. For the self-laminating version, close the film afterward. Replace the marking if it becomes illegible or the contents change.

FAQ: English GHS checklist labels

How many labels are in the pack?

25 labels measuring 3 X 6 in, in both the standard and self-laminating versions.

What is the difference between the standard and self-laminating versions?

Both carry the same checklist template. The self-laminating version covers the writing with a film; the standard version is a plain adhesive label.

Why an English version?

For workplaces where staff read English. The label is also available in French (SGHETFR).

How do I know which pictograms to check?

Copy the hazards and PPE shown on the safety data sheet of the transferred product.

Are checked or applied pictograms enough for a complete label?

No. Complete the information required in your jurisdiction. In Quebec, a workplace label must identify the product as on its SDS, provide precautionary information and indicate that the SDS is available for consultation where available. An unfilled template is not a complete label.

Suggestions for the English GHS checklist labels

For complementary workplace equipment, compare the Privo (YA12261) with clear lenses for eye protection, the SecureFit (YASF401) SF401 as an alternative eyewear choice, the latex (GL208) Ansell gloves selected according to the SDS, the PVC (G502) flannel-lined gloves for compatible tasks, and the shield (YPH8-P96) with clear headgear-mounted construction to supplement suitable eye protection. These models are options selected according to the SDS, exposure and their limitations; they are not a universal chemical protection kit.

Under “Accessories” at the bottom of the page. Looking for complementary equipment? Consider the platform (WP862) with spill containment for two drums, the eyewash (PD19224EW) unit in the wall-mounted Halo design, and the cabinet (WA20R) for compatible combustible liquids. Verify compatibility with the substances, installation and site procedures.

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