Miscellaneous Dangerous Goods 9 Labels

Indicates the storage or containment of Class 9 Miscellaneous Dangerous Substances within a facility, vehicle or container etc. 

• Class 9 Miscellaneous Dangerous Substances include all substances and articles that, when transported, pose a danger not covered by the other 8 dangerous goods classes.

• Examples: Lithium batteries, Sulfur, and Asbestos.

• Also includes genetically modified, altered or other unnaturally occurring micro-organisms. 

• Read Chapter 2.9 of the Australian Dangerous Goods Code for more information (latest edition - 7.6) – available here.

• Recognisable by a split black and white stripe over white background with black wording and the number '9'.

• Sign complies with ADG, WHS Regulations and Australian Standard AS1216-2006.

• Available in a large range of materials and sizes to suit any application.

• Hazchem signs are required at any workplace that stores or transport hazardous chemicals over a certain quantity.

• During an emergency situation, this sign will allow emergency services to identify any chemicals present.

• It is important as a business to correctly label all hazardous chemicals using the appropriate Hazchem Signage.