Health Hazards in The Workplace Poster 420x600mm PG23

Product Code: UP22499

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This poster includes a breakdown of all dangerous substances regulated under the Chemicals (Hazard Information and Packaging for Supply) Regulations Act 1994, including classification, label symbols, meaning and necessary safety precautions. An essential addition for warehouses and storage facilities. Made from tough, rigid plastic, it can be easily fixed to walls and noticeboards for maximum visibility.

General: This poster includes a breakdown of all dangerous substances regulated under the Chemicals (Hazard Information and Packaging for Supply) Regulations Act 1994, including classification, label symbols, meaning and necessary safety precautions. An essential addition for warehouses and storage facilities. Made from tough, rigid plastic, it can be easily fixed to walls and noticeboards for maximum visibility.

Type	Health & Safety Posters
Manufacturer	Stewart Superior
Brand	Stewart Superior
Country of Origin	United Kingdom
Depth (mm)	135
Height (mm)	75
OEM	HS100
Pre or Post Consumer?	Both
Width (mm)	107
Colour	Multi-coloured
ISO 14001 (Y/N)	Yes
Recyclable Percentage	100
Material	Plastic
Orientation	Portrait
Dimensions	420x595mm
Shape	Rectangle
Fixing	Self-Adhesive
Subject	COSHH

All hazards as defined in Chemicals Regulations 1994

Also includes information on carcinogenic, mutagenic, toxic for reproduction and sensitising chemicals

Boost knowledge of dangerous chemicals and their warning labels

Clearly defines the meaning and safety precautions for dealing with dangerous substances

Dangerous substances wallchart

Help keep your employees safe

Includes symbol, classification, meaning and safety precautions

Information on explosive, oxidising, extremely flammable, highly flammable and corrosive chemicals

Information on irritant, harmful to the environment, toxic and harmful chemicals

Make staff aware of hazardous substance guidance and regulations

Size: 420 x 600mm

The COSHH regulations state that all persons at work need to be aware of safety precautions to take when exposed to substances that are dangerous to health