WHMIS
$19.95
Description
This 30-minute module includes the “new” pictograms. WHMIS has replaced some hazard classes and also introduced new classes (including the hazards associated with the environment).
WHMIS (Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System) is required by all employers and is the national standard for hazard communication in Canada. It is designed to educate all workers of storage, safe handling, and use of controlled products in every workplace.
As of late 2022, Canada updated the Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System (WHMIS) to align with newer versions of the Globally Harmonized System (GHS). The three-year transition period for these updates officially ended on December 14, 2025.
While the core pictograms remain the same, amendments in December 2022 introduced a new class for "Chemicals Under Pressure" and modified requirements for aerosol products.
Additional details
- Module Instructions
- 1.1: Introduction
- 1.2: Introduction
- 1.3: Introduction
- 1.4: Introduction
- 1.5: Introduction
- 1.6: Introduction
- 1.7: Introduction
- 1.8: Introduction
- 2.1: WHMIS Introduction
- 2.2: WHMIS Introduction
- 2.3: WHMIS
- 2.4: Test Your Knowledge
- 2.5: Quiz Question
- 3.1: Responsibilities under WHMIS
- 3.2: Responsibilities under WHMIS
- 3.3: Responsibilities under WHMIS
- 3.4: Responsibilities under WHMIS
- 3.5: Responsibilities under WHMIS
- 3.6: Responsibilities under WHMIS
- 3.7: Test Your Knowledge
- 3.8: Quiz Question
- 4.1: Hazardous Products
- 4.2: Hazardous Products
- 4.3: Hazardous Products
- 5.1: WHMIS Labels
- 5.2: WHMIS Labels
- 5.3: WHMIS Labels
- 5.4: Supplier Labels
- 5.5: Supplier Labels
- 5.6: Supplier Labels
- 5.7: Supplier Labels
- 5.8: Supplier Labels
- 5.9: Supplier Labels
- 5.10: Supplier Labels
- 5.11: Workplace Label
- 5.12: Workplace Label
- 5.13: Workplace Label
- 5.14: Workplace Label
- 5.15: Test Your Knowledge
- 5.16: Quiz Question
- 6.1: SAFETY DATA SHEETS
- 6.2: What is a Safety Data Sheet (SDS)?
- 6.3: What is a Safety Data Sheet (SDS)?
- 6.4: What is a Safety Data Sheet (SDS)?
- 6.5: Safety Data Sheets (SDS)
- 6.6: Safety Data Sheets (SDS)
- 6.7: Safety Data Sheets
- 6.8: Safety Data Sheets
- 6.9: Safety Data Sheets
- 6.10: Safety Data Sheets
- 6.11: Safety Data Sheets
- 6.12: Safety Data Sheets
- 6.13 Safety Data Sheets
- 6.14 Safety Data Sheets
- 6.15: Safety Data Sheets
- 6.16: Safety Data Sheets
- 6.17: Safety Data Sheets
- 6.18: Safety Data Sheets
- 6.19: Safety Data Sheets
- 6.20: Safety Data Sheets
- 6.21: Safety Data Sheets
- 6.22: Safety Data Sheets
- 6.23: Test Your Knowledge
- 6.24: Quiz Question
- 7.1: Routes of Entry – Hazards can enter the body through 4 primary routes
- 7.2: Routes of Entry – Hazards can enter the body through 4 primary routes
- 7.3: Test Your Knowledge
- 7.4: Quiz Question
- 8.1: HIERARCHY OF HAZARDOUS PRODUCTS
- 8.2: Hierarchy of Hazardous Products
- 8.3: Groups of Hazardous Product
- 8.4: Groups of Hazardous Product
- 8.5: Classes of Hazardous Product
- 8.6: Classes of Hazardous Product
- 8.7: Classes of Hazardous Product
- 8.8: Categories or Types of Hazardous Product
- 8.9: Categories or Types of Hazardous Product
- 8.10: Categories or Types of Hazardous Product
- 8.11: Subtypes of Hazardous Product
- 8.12: Subtypes of Hazardous Product
- 8.13: Hazardous ProductExemptions
- 8.14: Hazardous Product Exemptions
- 8.15: Hazardous Product Exemptions
- 9.1: Pictograms
- 10.1: Classes of Hazardous Products
- 10.2: Exploding Bomb (Physical Hazard)
- 10.3: Flame (Physical Hazard)
- 10.4: Flame Over Circle (Physical Hazard)
- 10.5: Gas Cylinder (Physical Hazard)
- 10.6: Corrosion (Physical and Health Hazard)
- 10.7: Skull and Crossbones (Health Hazard)
- 10.8: Health Hazard
- 10.9: Exclamation Mark (Health Hazard)
- 10.10: Biohazardous Infectious Material
- 10.11: Environmental
- 10.12: Environmental
- WHMIS Awareness Training Quiz