GHS LABEL GUIDE

Label TrainingPictogram Guide

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PentaneBrady Corporation6555 West Good Hope Rd.Milwaukee, WI 53223

414-358-0004

50 ml

See safety data sheetfor further detailsregarding safe use ofthis product.

H225: Highly flammable liquid andvapour. - H319: Causes seriouseye irritation. - H336: May causedrowsiness or dizziness.P210: Keep away fromheat/sparks/open flames/hotsurfaces. - No smoking. -P2235+P410: Keep cool. Protectfrom sunlight. - P302: IF ON SKIN:Seek medical attention. -P305: IFIN EYES: Flush with lukewarmwater and seek medical attention. - P370: In case of fire:Do not extinguish unless leak can be stopped safely. - P403:Store in a well-ventilated place.

DANGER 109-66-0332-903-9

676-129-89-1(414) 324-7989

* Additional Product Identifiers

#2 SYMBOLS (HAZARD PICTOGRAMS) Convey health, physical and environmental hazard information with red diamond pictograms. May use a combination of one to five symbols.

(SDS Section 2)

#1 SIGNAL WORD Indicates relative severity of hazard. “Danger” is used for most severe instances, while “Warning” is less severe.

(SDS Section 2)

#4 HAZARD STATEMENTS Phrases that describe the nature of hazardous products and associated risks if precautionary action is not taken.

(SDS Section 2)

#5 PRECAUTIONARY STATEMENTS Phrases associated with each hazard statement, that describe general preventative, response, storage or disposal precautions.

(SDS Section 2)

#6 MANUFACTURER INFORMATION Company name, address & telephone number.

(SDS Section 1)

#3 PRODUCT NAME OR IDENTIFIERS*

(SDS Section 1)

GHS LABEL TRAINING GUIDENeed help training your employees to read GHS-formatted labels?

Print this example of a compliant HazCom label and share it with your employees. Each of the six label elements are marked with a brief description that helps explain the make-up of a GHS label.

GHS PICTOGRAM GUIDE

EXPLODING BOMBExplosives, self-reactives, organic peroxides

FLAMEFlammable gases, liquids, & solids; self-reactives; pyrophorics; self-heating

FLAME OVER CIRCLEOxidizing gases, liquids and solids

GAS CYLINDERCompressed gases; liquefied gases; dissolved gases

CORROSIONCorrosives to metals

CHEMICAL/ PHYSICAL RISK

CORROSIVESkin corrosion; eye damage

SKULL AND CROSSBONESAcute toxicity (severe, fatal)

EXCLAMATION MARKIrritant, dermal sensitizer, acute toxicity (harmful)

HEALTH HAZARDCarcinogens, respiratory sensitizers, reproductive toxicity, target organ toxicity, germ cell mutagens

HEALTH RISK

ENVIRONMENTAquatic toxicity (Not regulated by OSHA)

ENVIRONMENTAL RISK

GHS-compliant labels contain one or more standardized pictograms, which communicate important information about chemical hazards in your workplace.

Print this free training guide and post it around your facility to increase safety and remind employees about the nine GHS pictograms and their meanings.

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