Reference manual for the whmis

The site provides a single window for national policies and information related to the administration of the WHMIS program in Canada. Label information required under the Feeds Act , but not required under WHMIS , including guaranteed analysis, registration numbers, etc. For products regulated under the Feeds Act , WHMIS labelling is required for most processing aids, acids, mineral products, and any other product that has the potential to be used in the workplace.

The purpose of this section is to update and clarify the regulatory status of products for forceable administration to livestock. Products for forceable administration are considered drugs and are subject to the Food and Drugs Act. In the past, product presentation and packaging was a major criteria for establishing the product's status as a drug for all these types of products, regardless of the proposed directions for use.

The decision has been made in conjunction with the Veterinary Drugs Directorate of Health Canada to allow pastes, pumps and non-injectable syringes that are: 1 labelled for inclusion into feed and 2 for which no drug claims as made, will be regulated under the Feeds Act and Regulations.

All products must indicate physical form in their product name e. General Safety Regulations, R. S-1 Source : Northwest Territories. Type : Legislation. Consolidation of Safety Act, R. S-1 Source : Nunavut. Guidelines G5. Hazardous Products Information Regulation S Safety Act Source : Northwest Territories. Jurisdiction Announcements. Type : Jurisdiction Announcements.

Type : Other. Associations sectorielles paritaires ASP Source : Site internet des associations sectorielles paritaires. Supplier Labels Source : New Brunswick. Workplace Labels Source : New Brunswick. Type : e-Course. SDS Training. Labels SDS Classification. Classification Labels SDS. Training Classification. Training Labels. Labels SDS.