Examples of using Classification and labelling systems in English and their translations into French
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Introduction to Classification and labelling systems.
Activities of the ipcs coordinating group on the harmonization of classification and labelling systems.
Introduction to Classification and labelling systems.
Activities of the ipcs coordination group on the harmonization of classification and labelling systems.
Iv Harmonization of Classification and Labelling Systems for Chemicals.
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Activities of the IPCS Coordinating Group on harmonization of classification and labelling systems(IPCS.
Contents: classification and labelling systems for the safe handling and usage of chemicals;
There is a need to develop harmonized hazard classification and labelling systems, building on ongoing work;
Informal document: INF.17(Secretariat)Record of the 1st meeting of the OECD Advisory Group on Harmonization of classification and labelling systems.
Environmental hazards Detailed comparison of classification and labelling systems for ozone depleting chemicals.
ST/SG/AC.10/C.3/R.589(OECD) Activities of the IPCS coordinating group on the harmonization of classification and labelling systems.
Globally harmonized hazard classification and labelling systems are not yet available to promote the safe use of chemicals, inter alia, at the workplace or in the home.
Informal document INF.17 Record of the 1st meeting of OECD Advisory Group on Harmonization of classification and labelling systems.
Discussions on the global harmonisation of classification and labelling systems(GHS) have highlighted that for some end points the physical condition of a substance may affect the classification. .
Two additional examples concern the protection of workers against non-ionizing radiation and the harmonization of chemical classification and labelling systems.
There is a need to develop harmonized hazard classification and labelling systems, building on ongoing work.
The level of protection offered to workers, consumers, the general public and the environment should not be reduced as a result of harmonizing the classification and labelling systems;
The calendar of work of the various bodies cooperating in the harmonization of chemical classification and labelling systems(Programme area B of Agenda 21), was discussed, in particular.
Together with a working groupon reactivity(see Part I of this document) this group was formed to contribute to the implementation of chapter 19 of Agenda 21 with regard to the harmonization of classification and labelling systems.
Account should be taken of the work on global harmonization of classification and labelling systems and no decision should be taken on the classification of such substances until a consensus had been reached on harmonization;