Health & Safety ProgramsQuestion 94 of 100
Which pictogram on a chemical label under GHS indicates a serious health hazard such as carcinogenicity?
a.A smiley face
b.A dollar sign
c.A human silhouette with a star-burst on the chest (health hazard symbol)
d.A clock
Explanation
The GHS health hazard pictogram shows a human silhouette with a star-burst on the chest and warns of serious health effects such as carcinogenicity, respiratory sensitization, or organ toxicity. Recognizing GHS pictograms helps workers quickly understand chemical dangers. Each pictogram has a red diamond border.
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