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The 'Biohazard' pictogram (round circle with three interlaced C-shapes) is used for which WHMIS hazard classification?

The biohazard pictogram (three circles interlaced) is unique to Canada's WHMIS system and is not part of the standard GHS set. It is used for Biohazardous Infec

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Question: The 'Biohazard' pictogram (round circle with three interlaced C-shapes) is used for which WHMIS hazard classification?

Answer options:

  • Health Hazard Group
  • Physical Hazard Group ✅ Biohazardous Infectious Materials (Hazard Class)
  • Radioactive Materials Group

Correct answer: Biohazardous Infectious Materials (Hazard Class)

Explanation: The biohazard pictogram (three circles interlaced) is unique to Canada's WHMIS system and is not part of the standard GHS set. It is used for Biohazardous Infectious Materials (Hazard Group: Environmental/Health-specific classification in Canada).

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