Chemical Hazards
Chemical hazards are substances derived from molecules or atoms that can be detrimental to health or to the environment.
Before working with chemicals at the university, conduct a hazard assessment and implement appropriate control measures.
Regulators + regulations
Provincial directives pertaining to safety and wellness in the workplace.
- An arms control agreement that outlaws the production, stockpiling and use of chemical weapons.
- University researchers who use, produce or store chemicals regulated by the CWC must complete the declaration form .
- Reporting occurs annually in January/February.
- Refers to asbestos and asbestos-containing products.
- University researchers who manufacture, use, display, or import asbestos or asbestos-containing products must complete the declaration form .
- Reporting occurs annually in January/February.
- Refers to 27 toxic substances .
- University researchers who use substances regulated by ECCC must complete the declaration form .
- Reporting occurs annually in January/February.
Responsible for national public health programs and agencies, including the Public Health Agency of Canada and the Canadian Food Inspection Agency .
Responsible for transportation policies and programs, including the Transportation of Dangerous Goods Program .
chemicals That form peroxides
Peroxides may be explosive under certain conditions. Find out if you've got peroxide-forming chemicals lurking in your space and how to work safely with them .
Employees, Students
Safety & Security