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WHMIS and HHPS Safety

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WHMIS and HHPS Safety. Key Question. Physical and Chemical Properties Make products useful in the home Make products useful in industry Examples Cleaners Paints Lubricants Question: How do we know when a product is safe to use?. Answer: Product Safety Symbols!. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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WHMIS and HHPS Safety

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Key QuestionPhysical and Chemical Properties

Make products useful in the homeMake products useful in industry

ExamplesCleanersPaintsLubricants

Question: How do we know when a product is safe to use?

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Answer: Product Safety Symbols!Household Product Symbols

Workplace (Industrial) Product Symbols

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HHPS SymbolsHHPS symbols are used for products in the

homePurchased in a supermarketPurchased in a hardware store

HHPS stands for:HazardousHousehold ProductSymbol

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HHPS Are A Combination Of…Hazard Condition

Hazard Level

 flammable toxic corrosive explosive

DANGER

WARNING

CAUTION

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HHPS Examples

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WHMIS SymbolsWHMIS Symbols are used for workplace products

School / LabPublic placesYour job

WHMIS stands for:WorkplaceHazardousMaterialsInformationSystem

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WHMIS Symbols Are…All at the same hazard level

All symbols are inside a circle

Have a large number of hazard conditionsBased on their Chemical and Physical properties

E.g. Reacts With Oxygen E.g. Corrosive E.g. Toxic E.g. Biohazard etc.

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WHMIS Examples

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WHMIS Question 1What is the difference between…

Poisonous & infectious causing other toxic effects

Poisonous & infectious causing immediate and

serious toxic effects

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WHMIS Question 2What is the difference between…

Flammable & combustible

material

Oxidizing material

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Other General Safety Symbols