Part 3 Correct labelling

Note

More than 1 clause of this Part may apply to a hazardous chemical depending on the nature of the hazardous chemical, its container and other matters.

3.   Labelling hazardous chemicals – general

(1) A hazardous chemical is correctly labelled if the chemical is packed in a container that has a label in English including the following:

(a) the product identifier;

(b) the name, and the Australian address and business telephone number of –

(i) the manufacturer; or

(ii) the importer;

(c) for each ingredient of the chemical – the identity and proportion disclosed in accordance with Schedule 8 ;

(d) any hazard pictogram consistent with the correct classification of the chemical;

(e) any hazard statement, signal word and precautionary statement consistent with the correct classification of the chemical;

(f) any information about the hazards, first aid and emergency procedures relevant to the chemical, not otherwise included in the hazard statement or precautionary statement referred to in paragraph (e) ;

(g) if the chemical has an expiry date – the expiry date.

(2) The label may include any other information that does not contradict or cast doubt on the matters referred to in subclause (1) .

(3) This clause is subject to clauses 4 to 10 of this Schedule.

4.   Labelling hazardous chemicals – small container

(1) This clause applies if a hazardous chemical is packed in a container that is too small for a label attached to it to include all the information referred to in .