Safety Systems

1. A type of label required on any hazardous material that is sold and imported in Canada
6. WHMIS symbol for materials that can cause or enhance the combustion of other materials if exposed to flammables
8. A skull and cross bones indicates the more severe form of this WHMIS symbol
9. Gas This WHMIS symbol indicates a material that is compressed and under pressure
12. The WHMIS symbol not required in Canada that indicates potential damage to the aquatic environment
13. This HHPS symbol indicates a material that is highly dangerous and potentially deadly
14. WHMIS symbol used for substances that can ignite easily
15. The law which requires an employer to train employee about WHMIS
17. An example of a material that could have this WHMIS symbol is asbestos.
18. The only WHMIS symbol that does not have red diamond frame

2. A dangerous material that can explode if improperly handled
3. The most severe level of danger in HHPS, represented by an octagon
4. Symbol for materials that can cause severe burns or damage to metals
5. The type of label required when a hazardous material is produced or transferred in a workplace
7. Data Sheet The information sheet that provides detailed safety data for hazardous materials
10. The number of sections in a SDS
11. The frame that indicates a "warning" hazard level in HHPS
16. A standardized system for labelling hazardous materials in Canadian workplaces
17. System used to categorize hazardous household products