Security label question [daily question 20090313]

1. Responsibilities of the production enterprise (1) It must ensure that the hazardous chemicals produced by the enterprise are labeled in compliance with the regulations when leaving the factory.* * Standard safety labels are placed on each container or each layer of packaging, so that the identification mark of the chemical can be seen on the container or packaging at every stage of chemical supply and use. (2) It is necessary to ensure that workplace chemical safety labels are hung in workplaces where hazardous chemicals are used ； For systems that are not suitable for safety labels, such as pipelines, reactors, storage tanks and other devices and facilities, color or other marking methods should be used to warn of their dangers. (3) After obtaining new safety and health information, safety labels should be revised in a timely manner. (4) Ensure that all workers have received special training and education and can correctly identify the contents of safety labels and use and dispose of chemicals safely. 2. Responsibilities of the user unit (1) Hazardous chemicals used should have safety labels, and the safety labels on the packaging should be checked. If the safety label falls off or is damaged, it should be subsidized immediately after inspection and confirmation. (2) When purchased chemicals are transferred or repackaged into other containers, the containers after transfer or repackaging should be labeled with safety labels. (3) Workplaces where hazardous chemicals are used should have workplace chemical safety labels. (4) Ensure that all workers have received special training and education and can correctly identify the contents of labels and use and dispose of chemicals safely. 3. Responsibilities of distribution and transportation units (1) Hazardous chemicals handled by distribution units must have safety labels. (2) Imported hazardous chemicals must have Chinese safety labels that comply with Chinese standards. (3) Transport units will not transport hazardous chemicals without safety labels.

Chemical safety labels refer to the safety labels attached to chemical packaging that should be provided by the production and sales units when hazardous chemicals are circulated in the market. "Regulations on Preparing Chemical Safety Labels" (GB15258-1999) stipulates that chemical safety labels should include substance names, numbers, hazard signs, warning words, hazard overviews, safety measures, fire extinguishing methods, manufacturer addresses, telephone numbers, emergency consultation telephone numbers, reminders to refer to MSDS, etc. (2) Responsibility of the enterprise 1. Responsibility of the production enterprise (1) It must ensure that the hazardous chemicals produced by the enterprise are labeled in compliance with the regulations when leaving the factory. * * Standard safety labels are placed on each container or each layer of packaging, so that the identification mark of the chemical can be seen on the container or packaging at every stage of chemical supply and use. (2) It is necessary to ensure that workplace chemical safety labels are hung in workplaces where hazardous chemicals are used ； For systems that are not suitable for safety labels, such as pipelines, reactors, storage tanks and other devices and facilities, color or other marking methods should be used to warn of their dangers. (3) After obtaining new safety and health information, safety labels should be revised in a timely manner. (4) Ensure that all workers have received special training and education and can correctly identify the contents of safety labels and use and dispose of chemicals safely. 2. Responsibilities of the user unit (1) Hazardous chemicals used should have safety labels, and the safety labels on the packaging should be checked. If the safety label falls off or is damaged, it should be subsidized immediately after inspection and confirmation. (2) When purchased chemicals are transferred or repackaged into other containers, the containers after transfer or repackaging should be labeled with safety labels. (3) Workplaces where hazardous chemicals are used should have workplace chemical safety labels. (4) Ensure that all workers have received special training and education and can correctly identify the contents of labels and use and dispose of chemicals safely. 3. Responsibilities of distribution and transportation units (1) Hazardous chemicals handled by distribution units must have safety labels. (2) Imported hazardous chemicals must have Chinese safety labels that comply with Chinese standards. (3) Transport units will not transport hazardous chemicals without safety labels.

1. Responsibilities of the production enterprise (1) It must ensure that the hazardous chemicals produced by the enterprise are labeled in compliance with the regulations when leaving the factory.* * Standard safety labels are placed on each container or each layer of packaging, so that the identification mark of the chemical can be seen on the container or packaging at every stage of chemical supply and use. (2) It is necessary to ensure that workplace chemical safety labels are hung in workplaces where hazardous chemicals are used ； For systems that are not suitable for safety labels, such as pipelines, reactors, storage tanks and other devices and facilities, color or other marking methods should be used to warn of their dangers. (3) After obtaining new safety and health information, safety labels should be revised in a timely manner. (4) Ensure that all workers have received special training and education and can correctly identify the contents of safety labels and use and dispose of chemicals safely. 2. Responsibilities of the user unit (1) Hazardous chemicals used should have safety labels, and the safety labels on the packaging should be checked. If the safety label falls off or is damaged, it should be subsidized immediately after inspection and confirmation. (2) When purchased chemicals are transferred or repackaged into other containers, the containers after transfer or repackaging should be labeled with safety labels. (3) Workplaces where hazardous chemicals are used should have workplace chemical safety labels. (4) Ensure that all workers have received special training and education and can correctly identify the contents of labels and use and dispose of chemicals safely. 3. Responsibilities of distribution and transportation units (1) Hazardous chemicals handled by distribution units must have safety labels. (2) Imported hazardous chemicals must have Chinese safety labels that comply with Chinese standards. (3) Transport units will not transport hazardous chemicals without safety labels.

1. Responsibilities of the production enterprise (1) It must ensure that the hazardous chemicals produced by the enterprise are labeled in compliance with the regulations when leaving the factory.* * Standard safety labels are placed on each container or each layer of packaging, so that the identification mark of the chemical can be seen on the container or packaging at every stage of chemical supply and use. (2) It is necessary to ensure that workplace chemical safety labels are hung in workplaces where hazardous chemicals are used ； For systems that are not suitable for safety labels, such as pipelines, reactors, storage tanks and other devices and facilities, color or other marking methods should be used to warn of their dangers. (3) After obtaining new safety and health information, safety labels should be revised in a timely manner. (4) Ensure that all workers have received special training and education and can correctly identify the contents of safety labels and use and dispose of chemicals safely. 2. Responsibilities of the user unit (1) Hazardous chemicals used should have safety labels, and the safety labels on the packaging should be checked. If the safety label falls off or is damaged, it should be subsidized immediately after inspection and confirmation. (2) When purchased chemicals are transferred or repackaged into other containers, the containers after transfer or repackaging should be labeled with safety labels. (3) Workplaces where hazardous chemicals are used should have workplace chemical safety labels. (4) Ensure that all workers have received special training and education and can correctly identify the contents of labels and use and dispose of chemicals safely. 3. Responsibilities of distribution and transportation units (1) Hazardous chemicals handled by distribution units must have safety labels. (2) Imported hazardous chemicals must have Chinese safety labels that comply with Chinese standards. (3) Transport units will not transport hazardous chemicals without safety labels.

Manufacturing enterprises must ensure that the hazardous chemicals produced by the enterprise are labeled with compliance regulations when leaving the factory.* * Standard safety labels are placed on each container or layer of packaging of hazardous chemicals, so that the identification mark of the chemical can be seen on the container or packaging at every stage of chemical supply and use. The hazardous chemicals used by the user unit should have safety labels, and the safety labels on the packaging should be checked. If the safety label falls off or is damaged, it should be subsidized immediately after inspection and confirmation. Hazardous chemicals distributed by distribution units must have safety labels, and imported hazardous chemicals must have Chinese safety labels that comply with my country's labeling standards. Transport units will not transport dangerous goods without safety labels.

1. Responsibilities of the production enterprise (1) It must ensure that the hazardous chemicals produced by the enterprise are labeled in compliance with the regulations when leaving the factory.* * Standard safety labels are placed on each container or each layer of packaging, so that the identification mark of the chemical can be seen on the container or packaging at every stage of chemical supply and use. (2) It is necessary to ensure that workplace chemical safety labels are hung in workplaces where hazardous chemicals are used ； For systems that are not suitable for safety labels, such as pipelines, reactors, storage tanks and other devices and facilities, color or other marking methods should be used to warn of their dangers. (3) After obtaining new safety and health information, safety labels should be revised in a timely manner. (4) Ensure that all workers have received special training and education and can correctly identify the contents of safety labels and use and dispose of chemicals safely. 2. Responsibilities of the user unit (1) Hazardous chemicals used should have safety labels, and the safety labels on the packaging should be checked. If the safety label falls off or is damaged, it should be subsidized immediately after inspection and confirmation. (2) When purchased chemicals are transferred or repackaged into other containers, the containers after transfer or repackaging should be labeled with safety labels. (3) Workplaces where hazardous chemicals are used should have workplace chemical safety labels. (4) Ensure that all workers have received special training and education and can correctly identify the contents of labels and use and dispose of chemicals safely. 3. Responsibilities of distribution and transportation units (1) Hazardous chemicals handled by distribution units must have safety labels. (2) Imported hazardous chemicals must have Chinese safety labels that comply with Chinese standards. (3) Transport units will not transport hazardous chemicals without safety labels. This post was last edited by jayoshon on 2009-3-13 09:57 ]

(1) What is chemical safety label? Chemical safety label refers to the safety label that should be provided by the production and sales unit on the chemical packaging when hazardous chemicals are circulated in the market. "Regulations on Preparing Chemical Safety Labels" (GB15258-1999) stipulates that chemical safety labels should include substance names, numbers, hazard signs, warning words, hazard overviews, safety measures, fire extinguishing methods, manufacturer addresses, telephone numbers, emergency consultation telephone numbers, reminders to refer to MSDS, etc. (2) Responsibility of the enterprise 1. Responsibility of the production enterprise (1) It must ensure that the hazardous chemicals produced by the enterprise are labeled in compliance with the regulations when leaving the factory. * * Standard safety labels are placed on each container or each layer of packaging, so that the identification mark of the chemical can be seen on the container or packaging at every stage of chemical supply and use. (2) It is necessary to ensure that workplace chemical safety labels are hung in workplaces where hazardous chemicals are used ； For systems that are not suitable for safety labels, such as pipelines, reactors, storage tanks and other devices and facilities, color or other marking methods should be used to warn of their dangers. (3) After obtaining new safety and health information, safety labels should be revised in a timely manner. (4) Ensure that all workers have received special training and education and can correctly identify the contents of safety labels and use and dispose of chemicals safely. 2. Responsibilities of the user unit (1) Hazardous chemicals used should have safety labels, and the safety labels on the packaging should be checked. If the safety label falls off or is damaged, it should be subsidized immediately after inspection and confirmation. (2) When purchased chemicals are transferred or repackaged into other containers, the containers after transfer or repackaging should be labeled with safety labels. (3) Workplaces where hazardous chemicals are used should have workplace chemical safety labels. (4) Ensure that all workers have received special training and education and can correctly identify the contents of labels and use and dispose of chemicals safely. 3. Responsibilities of distribution and transportation units (1) Hazardous chemicals handled by distribution units must have safety labels. (2) Imported hazardous chemicals must have Chinese safety labels that comply with Chinese standards. (3) Transport units will not transport hazardous chemicals without safety labels. 　 (4) Use of chemical safety labels Chemical safety labels should be affixed, hung, and printed on obvious locations on hazardous chemical containers or packages. Labels should be affixed, tied, and printed by the manufacturer (company) before the goods leave the factory. The labels should be affixed, tied, and printed firmly so that they will not fall off during transportation and storage. For bulk shipments, the safety label and MSDS can be sent to the user together with the goods so that they can be affixed during packaging. ； For multi-layer packaging, the principle requires that both the inner and outer packaging should be affixed (hanged) with safety labels. However, if the outer packaging has been affixed with a safety label and the inner packaging is the lining of the outer packaging, the safety label is not required to be affixed to the inner packaging. ； The outer packaging is transparent, and the safety label of the inner packaging can be clearly seen through the outer packaging. The outer packaging does not need to be labeled. The labels on containers or packages containing hazardous chemicals can only be removed after they have been processed and the hazards are confirmed to be completely eliminated. Otherwise, the corresponding labels cannot be removed. When new information is discovered about a certain chemical, the label should be revised and changed in a timely manner. Under normal circumstances, the label should be updated for the same period as the safety data sheet and should not exceed 5 years. Reprinted from: China Social Responsibility Information Retrieval Network http://www.csrshe.com/info/2853-1.htm?fromuid=0

1. Responsibilities of the production enterprise (1) It must ensure that the hazardous chemicals produced by the enterprise are labeled in compliance with the regulations when leaving the factory.* * Standard safety labels are placed on each container or each layer of packaging, so that the identification mark of the chemical can be seen on the container or packaging at every stage of chemical supply and use. (2) It is necessary to ensure that workplace chemical safety labels are hung in workplaces where hazardous chemicals are used ； For systems that are not suitable for safety labels, such as pipelines, reactors, storage tanks and other devices and facilities, color or other marking methods should be used to warn of their dangers. (3) After obtaining new safety and health information, safety labels should be revised in a timely manner. (4) Ensure that all workers have received special training and education and can correctly identify the contents of safety labels and use and dispose of chemicals safely. 2. Responsibilities of the user unit (1) Hazardous chemicals used should have safety labels, and the safety labels on the packaging should be checked. If the safety label falls off or is damaged, it should be subsidized immediately after inspection and confirmation. (2) When purchased chemicals are transferred or repackaged into other containers, the containers after transfer or repackaging should be labeled with safety labels. (3) Workplaces where hazardous chemicals are used should have workplace chemical safety labels. (4) Ensure that all workers have received special training and education and can correctly identify the contents of labels and use and dispose of chemicals safely. 3. Responsibilities of distribution and transportation units (1) Hazardous chemicals handled by distribution units must have safety labels. (2) Imported hazardous chemicals must have Chinese safety labels that comply with Chinese standards. (3) Transport units will not transport hazardous chemicals without safety labels.

Responsibility of the enterprise 1. Responsibility of the production enterprise (1) It must ensure that the hazardous chemicals produced by the enterprise are labeled in compliance with the requirements when leaving the factory.* * Standard safety labels are placed on each container or each layer of packaging, so that the identification mark of the chemical can be seen on the container or packaging at every stage of chemical supply and use. (2) It is necessary to ensure that workplace chemical safety labels are hung in workplaces where hazardous chemicals are used ； For systems that are not suitable for safety labels, such as pipelines, reactors, storage tanks and other devices and facilities, color or other marking methods should be used to warn of their dangers. (3) After obtaining new safety and health information, safety labels should be revised in a timely manner. (4) Ensure that all workers have received special training and education and can correctly identify the contents of safety labels and use and dispose of chemicals safely. 2. Responsibilities of the user unit (1) Hazardous chemicals used should have safety labels, and the safety labels on the packaging should be checked. If the safety label falls off or is damaged, it should be subsidized immediately after inspection and confirmation. (2) When purchased chemicals are transferred or repackaged into other containers, the containers after transfer or repackaging should be labeled with safety labels. (3) Workplaces where hazardous chemicals are used should have workplace chemical safety labels. (4) Ensure that all workers have received special training and education and can correctly identify the contents of labels and use and dispose of chemicals safely. 3. Responsibilities of distribution and transportation units (1) Hazardous chemicals handled by distribution units must have safety labels. (2) Imported hazardous chemicals must have Chinese safety labels that comply with Chinese standards. (3) Transport units will not transport hazardous chemicals without safety labels.

Chemical safety labels refer to the safety labels attached to chemical packaging that should be provided by the production and sales units when hazardous chemicals are circulated in the market. "Regulations on Preparing Chemical Safety Labels" (GB15258-1999) stipulates that chemical safety labels should include substance names, numbers, hazard signs, warning words, hazard overviews, safety measures, fire extinguishing methods, manufacturer addresses, telephone numbers, emergency consultation telephone numbers, reminders to refer to MSDS, etc. 1. Responsibilities of the production enterprise (1) It must ensure that the hazardous chemicals produced by the enterprise are labeled in compliance with the regulations when leaving the factory. * * Standard safety labels are placed on each container or each layer of packaging, so that the identification mark of the chemical can be seen on the container or packaging at every stage of chemical supply and use. (2) It is necessary to ensure that workplace chemical safety labels are hung in workplaces where hazardous chemicals are used ； For systems that are not suitable for safety labels, such as pipelines, reactors, storage tanks and other devices and facilities, color or other marking methods should be used to warn of their dangers. (3) After obtaining new safety and health information, safety labels should be revised in a timely manner. (4) Ensure that all workers have received special training and education and can correctly identify the contents of safety labels and use and dispose of chemicals safely. 2. Responsibilities of the user unit (1) Hazardous chemicals used should have safety labels, and the safety labels on the packaging should be checked. If the safety label falls off or is damaged, it should be subsidized immediately after inspection and confirmation. (2) When purchased chemicals are transferred or repackaged into other containers, the containers after transfer or repackaging should be labeled with safety labels. (3) Workplaces where hazardous chemicals are used should have workplace chemical safety labels. (4) Ensure that all workers have received special training and education and can correctly identify the contents of labels and use and dispose of chemicals safely. 3. Responsibilities of distribution and transportation units (1) Hazardous chemicals handled by distribution units must have safety labels. (2) Imported hazardous chemicals must have Chinese safety labels that comply with Chinese standards. (3) Transport units will not transport hazardous chemicals without safety labels.

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1. Responsibilities of the production enterprise (1) It must ensure that the hazardous chemicals produced by the enterprise are labeled in compliance with the regulations when leaving the factory.* * Standard safety labels are placed on each container or each layer of packaging, so that the identification mark of the chemical can be seen on the container or packaging at every stage of chemical supply and use. (2) It is necessary to ensure that workplace chemical safety labels are hung in workplaces where hazardous chemicals are used ； For systems that are not suitable for safety labels, such as pipelines, reactors, storage tanks and other devices and facilities, color or other marking methods should be used to warn of their dangers. (3) After obtaining new safety and health information, safety labels should be revised in a timely manner. (4) Ensure that all workers have received special training and education and can correctly identify the contents of safety labels and use and dispose of chemicals safely. 2. Responsibilities of the user unit (1) Hazardous chemicals used should have safety labels, and the safety labels on the packaging should be checked. If the safety label falls off or is damaged, it should be subsidized immediately after inspection and confirmation. (2) When purchased chemicals are transferred or repackaged into other containers, the containers after transfer or repackaging should be labeled with safety labels. (3) Workplaces where hazardous chemicals are used should have workplace chemical safety labels. (4) Ensure that all workers have received special training and education and can correctly identify the contents of labels and use and dispose of chemicals safely. 3. Responsibilities of distribution and transportation units (1) Hazardous chemicals handled by distribution units must have safety labels. (2) Imported hazardous chemicals must have Chinese safety labels that comply with Chinese standards. (3) Transport units will not transport hazardous chemicals without safety labels.

According to the Regulations on the Safe Use of Chemicals in the Workplace, Chapter 2 Responsibilities of Production Units Article 8 Production units shall affix "Hazardous Chemicals Safety Labels" (hereinafter referred to as safety labels) on the hazardous chemicals they produce and fill in "Hazardous Chemicals Safety Technical Data Sheets" (hereinafter referred to as Safety Technical Data Sheets). Article 10 When a production unit produces hazardous chemicals, when filling in the safety technical specifications, if trade secrets are involved, the relevant content may not be filled in with the approval of the chemical registration department, but the main hazardous characteristics of the hazardous chemicals must be listed. Article 11 Safety technical instructions shall be replaced every five years. If new hazardous characteristics are discovered during this period, within six months after the relevant information is released, the production unit must modify the safety technical instructions accordingly and provide them to the operating, transportation, storage and user units. Chapter 3 Responsibilities of the User Unit Article 12 The chemicals used by the user unit shall be labeled, hazardous chemicals shall have safety labels, and safety technical instructions shall be provided to operators. Article 20 The user unit shall disclose relevant safety and health information of hazardous chemicals to employees, educate employees to identify safety labels, understand safety technical instructions, master necessary emergency response methods and self-rescue measures, and regularly educate and train employees on the safe use of chemicals in the workplace. Chapter 4 Responsibilities of operating, transporting and storage units Article 21 Chemicals operated by operating units shall be labeled. Hazardous chemicals handled must have safety labels and safety technical instructions. When importing hazardous chemicals, there should be Chinese safety technical instructions that comply with the requirements of these regulations, and Chinese safety labels should be affixed to the packaging. When exporting hazardous chemicals, safety technical instructions should be provided to the foreign party. For hazardous chemicals that are banned in my country and needed by foreign parties, the ban and reasons should be explained to the foreign party. Article 22 Transport units must implement the "General Technical Regulations on Transport and Packaging of Dangerous Goods" and "Dangerous Goods Packaging Markings", etc. * * Standards and relevant regulations, the shipper has the right to require the shipper to provide safety technical specifications for hazardous chemicals.

1. Responsibilities of the production enterprise (1) It must ensure that the hazardous chemicals produced by the enterprise are labeled in compliance with the regulations when leaving the factory.* * Standard safety labels are placed on each container or each layer of packaging, so that the identification mark of the chemical can be seen on the container or packaging at every stage of chemical supply and use. (2) It is necessary to ensure that workplace chemical safety labels are hung in workplaces where hazardous chemicals are used ； For systems that are not suitable for safety labels, such as pipelines, reactors, storage tanks and other devices and facilities, color or other marking methods should be used to warn of their dangers. (3) After obtaining new safety and health information, safety labels should be revised in a timely manner. (4) Ensure that all workers have received special training and education and can correctly identify the contents of safety labels and use and dispose of chemicals safely. 2. Responsibilities of the user unit (1) Hazardous chemicals used should have safety labels, and the safety labels on the packaging should be checked. If the safety label falls off or is damaged, it should be subsidized immediately after inspection and confirmation. (2) When purchased chemicals are transferred or repackaged into other containers, the containers after transfer or repackaging should be labeled with safety labels. (3) Workplaces where hazardous chemicals are used should have workplace chemical safety labels. (4) Ensure that all workers have received special training and education and can correctly identify the contents of labels and use and dispose of chemicals safely. 3. Responsibilities of distribution and transportation units (1) Hazardous chemicals handled by distribution units must have safety labels. (2) Imported hazardous chemicals must have Chinese safety labels that comply with Chinese standards. (3) Transport units will not transport hazardous chemicals without safety labels.

safety label : (1) What is chemical safety label? Chemical safety label refers to the safety label that should be provided by the production and sales unit on the chemical packaging when hazardous chemicals are circulated in the market. "Regulations on Preparing Chemical Safety Labels" (GB15258-1999) stipulates that chemical safety labels should include substance names, numbers, hazard signs, warning words, hazard overviews, safety measures, fire extinguishing methods, manufacturer addresses, telephone numbers, emergency consultation telephone numbers, reminders to refer to MSDS, etc. (2) Responsibility of the enterprise 1. Responsibility of the production enterprise (1) It must ensure that the hazardous chemicals produced by the enterprise are labeled in compliance with the regulations when leaving the factory. * * Standard safety labels are placed on each container or each layer of packaging, so that the identification mark of the chemical can be seen on the container or packaging at every stage of chemical supply and use. (2) It is necessary to ensure that workplace chemical safety labels are hung in workplaces where hazardous chemicals are used ； For systems that are not suitable for safety labels, such as pipelines, reactors, storage tanks and other devices and facilities, color or other marking methods should be used to warn of their dangers. (3) After obtaining new safety and health information, safety labels should be revised in a timely manner. (4) Ensure that all workers have received special training and education and can correctly identify the contents of safety labels and use and dispose of chemicals safely. 2. Responsibilities of the user unit (1) Hazardous chemicals used should have safety labels, and the safety labels on the packaging should be checked. If the safety label falls off or is damaged, it should be subsidized immediately after inspection and confirmation. (2) When purchased chemicals are transferred or repackaged into other containers, the containers after transfer or repackaging should be labeled with safety labels. (3) Workplaces where hazardous chemicals are used should have workplace chemical safety labels. (4) Ensure that all workers have received special training and education and can correctly identify the contents of labels and use and dispose of chemicals safely. 3. Responsibilities of distribution and transportation units (1) Hazardous chemicals handled by distribution units must have safety labels. (2) Imported hazardous chemicals must have Chinese safety labels that comply with Chinese standards. (3) Transport units will not transport hazardous chemicals without safety labels. (3) Examples of chemical safety labels are shown in the figure.: 　 (4) Use of chemical safety labels Chemical safety labels should be affixed, hung, and printed on obvious locations on hazardous chemical containers or packages. Labels should be affixed, tied, and printed by the manufacturer (company) before the goods leave the factory. The labels should be affixed, tied, and printed firmly so that they will not fall off during transportation and storage. For bulk shipments, the safety label and MSDS can be sent to the user together with the goods so that they can be affixed during packaging. ； For multi-layer packaging, the principle requires that both the inner and outer packaging should be affixed (hanged) with safety labels. However, if the outer packaging has been affixed with a safety label and the inner packaging is the lining of the outer packaging, the safety label is not required to be affixed to the inner packaging. ； The outer packaging is transparent, and the safety label of the inner packaging can be clearly seen through the outer packaging. The outer packaging does not need to be labeled. The labels on containers or packages containing hazardous chemicals can only be removed after they have been processed and the hazards are confirmed to be completely eliminated. Otherwise, the corresponding labels cannot be removed. When new information is discovered about a certain chemical, the label should be revised and changed in a timely manner. Under normal circumstances, the label should be updated for the same period as the safety data sheet and should not exceed 5 years.

1. Responsibilities of the production enterprise (1) It must ensure that the hazardous chemicals produced by the enterprise are labeled in compliance with the regulations when leaving the factory.* * Standard safety labels are placed on each container or each layer of packaging, so that the identification mark of the chemical can be seen on the container or packaging at every stage of chemical supply and use. (2) It is necessary to ensure that workplace chemical safety labels are hung in workplaces where hazardous chemicals are used ； For systems that are not suitable for safety labels, such as pipelines, reactors, storage tanks and other devices and facilities, color or other marking methods should be used to warn of their dangers. (3) After obtaining new safety and health information, safety labels should be revised in a timely manner. (4) Ensure that all workers have received special training and education and can correctly identify the contents of safety labels and use and dispose of chemicals safely. 2. Responsibilities of the user unit (1) Hazardous chemicals used should have safety labels, and the safety labels on the packaging should be checked. If the safety label falls off or is damaged, it should be subsidized immediately after inspection and confirmation. (2) When purchased chemicals are transferred or repackaged into other containers, the containers after transfer or repackaging should be labeled with safety labels. (3) Workplaces where hazardous chemicals are used should have workplace chemical safety labels. (4) Ensure that all workers have received special training and education and can correctly identify the contents of labels and use and dispose of chemicals safely. 3. Responsibilities of distribution and transportation units (1) Hazardous chemicals handled by distribution units must have safety labels. (2) Imported hazardous chemicals must have Chinese safety labels that comply with Chinese standards. (3) Transport units will not transport hazardous chemicals without safety labels.

(1) What is chemical safety label? Chemical safety label refers to the safety label that should be provided by the production and sales unit on the chemical packaging when hazardous chemicals are circulated in the market. "Regulations on Preparing Chemical Safety Labels" (GB15258-1999) stipulates that chemical safety labels should include substance names, numbers, hazard signs, warning words, hazard overviews, safety measures, fire extinguishing methods, manufacturer addresses, telephone numbers, emergency consultation telephone numbers, reminders to refer to MSDS, etc. 1. Responsibilities of the production enterprise (1) It must ensure that the hazardous chemicals produced by the enterprise are labeled in compliance with the regulations when leaving the factory. * * Standard safety labels are placed on each container or each layer of packaging, so that the identification mark of the chemical can be seen on the container or packaging at every stage of chemical supply and use. (2) It is necessary to ensure that workplace chemical safety labels are hung in workplaces where hazardous chemicals are used ； For systems that are not suitable for safety labels, such as pipelines, reactors, storage tanks and other devices and facilities, color or other marking methods should be used to warn of their dangers. (3) After obtaining new safety and health information, safety labels should be revised in a timely manner. (4) Ensure that all workers have received special training and education and can correctly identify the contents of safety labels and use and dispose of chemicals safely. 2. Responsibilities of the user unit (1) Hazardous chemicals used should have safety labels, and the safety labels on the packaging should be checked. If the safety label falls off or is damaged, it should be subsidized immediately after inspection and confirmation. (2) When purchased chemicals are transferred or repackaged into other containers, the containers after transfer or repackaging should be labeled with safety labels. (3) Workplaces where hazardous chemicals are used should have workplace chemical safety labels. (4) Ensure that all workers have received special training and education and can correctly identify the contents of labels and use and dispose of chemicals safely. 3. Responsibilities of distribution and transportation units (1) Hazardous chemicals handled by distribution units must have safety labels. (2) Imported hazardous chemicals must have Chinese safety labels that comply with Chinese standards. (3) Transport units will not transport hazardous chemicals without safety labels.

"Regulations on Preparing Chemical Safety Labels" (GB15258-1999) stipulates that chemical safety labels should include substance names, numbers, hazard signs, warning words, hazard overviews, safety measures, fire extinguishing methods, manufacturer addresses, telephone numbers, emergency consultation telephone numbers, reminders to refer to MSDS, etc. 1. Responsibilities of the production enterprise (1) It must ensure that the hazardous chemicals produced by the enterprise are labeled in compliance with the regulations when leaving the factory. * * Standard safety labels are placed on each container or each layer of packaging, so that the identification mark of the chemical can be seen on the container or packaging at every stage of chemical supply and use. (2) It is necessary to ensure that workplace chemical safety labels are hung in workplaces where hazardous chemicals are used ； For systems that are not suitable for safety labels, such as pipelines, reactors, storage tanks and other devices and facilities, color or other marking methods should be used to warn of their dangers. (3) After obtaining new safety and health information, safety labels should be revised in a timely manner. (4) Ensure that all workers have received special training and education and can correctly identify the contents of safety labels and use and dispose of chemicals safely. 2. Responsibilities of the user unit (1) Hazardous chemicals used should have safety labels, and the safety labels on the packaging should be checked. If the safety label falls off or is damaged, it should be subsidized immediately after inspection and confirmation. (2) When purchased chemicals are transferred or repackaged into other containers, the containers after transfer or repackaging should be labeled with safety labels. (3) Workplaces where hazardous chemicals are used should have workplace chemical safety labels. (4) Ensure that all workers have received special training and education and can correctly identify the contents of labels and use and dispose of chemicals safely. 3. Responsibilities of operating and transport units (1) Hazardous chemicals handled by distribution units must have safety labels. (2) Imported hazardous chemicals must have Chinese safety labels that comply with Chinese standards. (3) Transport units will not transport hazardous chemicals without safety labels.

1. Responsibilities of the production enterprise (1) It must ensure that the hazardous chemicals produced by the enterprise are labeled in compliance with the regulations when leaving the factory.* * Standard safety labels are placed on each container or each layer of packaging, so that the identification mark of the chemical can be seen on the container or packaging at every stage of chemical supply and use. (2) It is necessary to ensure that workplace chemical safety labels are hung in workplaces where hazardous chemicals are used ； For systems that are not suitable for safety labels, such as pipelines, reactors, storage tanks and other devices and facilities, color or other marking methods should be used to warn of their dangers. (3) After obtaining new safety and health information, safety labels should be revised in a timely manner. (4) Ensure that all workers have received special training and education and can correctly identify the contents of safety labels and use and dispose of chemicals safely. 2. Responsibilities of the user unit (1) Hazardous chemicals used should have safety labels, and the safety labels on the packaging should be checked. If the safety label falls off or is damaged, it should be subsidized immediately after inspection and confirmation. (2) When purchased chemicals are transferred or repackaged into other containers, the containers after transfer or repackaging should be labeled with safety labels. (3) Workplaces where hazardous chemicals are used should have workplace chemical safety labels. (4) Ensure that all workers have received special training and education and can correctly identify the contents of labels and use and dispose of chemicals safely. 3. Responsibilities of distribution and transportation units (1) Hazardous chemicals handled by distribution units must have safety labels. (2) Imported hazardous chemicals must have Chinese safety labels that comply with Chinese standards. (3) Transport units will not transport hazardous chemicals without safety labels.

1. Responsibilities of the production enterprise (1) It must ensure that the hazardous chemicals produced by the enterprise are labeled in compliance with the regulations when leaving the factory.* * Standard safety labels are placed on each container or each layer of packaging, so that the identification mark of the chemical can be seen on the container or packaging at every stage of chemical supply and use. (2) It is necessary to ensure that workplace chemical safety labels are hung in workplaces where hazardous chemicals are used ； For systems that are not suitable for safety labels, such as pipelines, reactors, storage tanks and other devices and facilities, color or other marking methods should be used to warn of their dangers. (3) After obtaining new safety and health information, safety labels should be revised in a timely manner. (4) Ensure that all workers have received special training and education and can correctly identify the contents of safety labels and use and dispose of chemicals safely. 2. Responsibilities of the user unit (1) Hazardous chemicals used should have safety labels, and the safety labels on the packaging should be checked. If the safety label falls off or is damaged, it should be subsidized immediately after inspection and confirmation. (2) When purchased chemicals are transferred or repackaged into other containers, the containers after transfer or repackaging should be labeled with safety labels. (3) Workplaces where hazardous chemicals are used should have workplace chemical safety labels. (4) Ensure that all workers have received special training and education and can correctly identify the contents of labels and use and dispose of chemicals safely. 3. Responsibilities of distribution and transportation units (1) Hazardous chemicals handled by distribution units must have safety labels. (2) Imported hazardous chemicals must have Chinese safety labels that comply with Chinese standards. (3) Transport units will not transport hazardous chemicals without safety labels.