4. Our advice
4.1 Take the time to clearly outline both classifications and compare them
Failing to include a hazard class can have significant implications for the risk management measures resulting from the classification (ICPE classification, workplace risk assessments, etc.).
4.2 Be sure to refer to the various notes in Annex VI, as in some cases they may modify or remove a hazard class
For example, note U specifies that when the substance is placed on the market, gases must be classified as “gases under pressure” in one of...
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