WSPS Safety Snippets - Label Workplace Chemicals Properly

October 3, 2016

Hazardous materials in the workplace must be properly labelled for everyone's safety. This video describes what information must be contained on labels.

WSPS Safety Snippets - Label Workplace Chemicals Properly

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