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Chemical management

Workplace hazardous chemicals are substances, mixtures and articles used in the workplace that can be classified according to their health and physiochemical hazards.

UOW guidelines

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UOW resources

  • SDS Authoring Form [] []
  • SDS Verification Checklist [] []
  • Research Chemical SDS Form [] []
  • HF Use Competency Checklist [] []
  • Supply of Schedule 2, 3, 4 and 7 (includes HD Sch 7) Poisons Template Letter []

External references

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Chemical labelling

Information is provided in the University’s  for labelling of different types of hazardous chemicals. Labels can be obtained from. Non-hazardous substances also require labelling for identification purposes.

The below label and pictogram templates can also be used.

Label templates

  • Hazardous Chemical Labels [] [] [] []
  • Non-Hazardous Chemical Labels [] [] [] []
  • Expiry Date Labels
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Pictogram templates

  • Acute Toxicity Hazard Pictograms [] [] [] []
  • Low Level Toxicity Pictograms [] [] [] []
  • Chronic Health Hazard Pictograms [] [] [] []
  • Corrosive Hazard Pictograms [] [] [] []
  • Environmental Hazard Pictograms [] [] [] []
  • Explosive Hazard Pictograms [] [] [] []
  • Flammability Hazard Pictograms [] [] [] []
  • Gases Under Pressure Hazard Pictograms [] [] [] []
  • Oxidising Hazard Pictograms [] [] [] []

Individual GHS pictograms can be downloaded in gif, eps, or tif formats from the . Rolls or pages of pre-printed pictogram labels may be purchased from suppliers such as ,  or .