GHS is a repeatable block section. Click the green Plus button to open the repeatable block. The data entry screen appears and an empty block is now ready to be filled in. Add a new block for each individual classification and labelling you may have.

Set the confidentiality/regulatory purpose information for each individual record created. For a description of these flags see chapter D.4.5.7 Flags used for filtering data.

General information

Name: When a Substance or a Mixture has more than one classification and labelling record it is recommended to specify a name for each individual record so that they can be easily identified (e.g. "classification with more/equal 0.1% of substance C" and "classification with less than 0.1% of substance C").

Not classified: Check this box if your Substance or Mixture is not classified.

Implementation: The GHS implementation can be different depending on certain regions (e.g. EU, Japan, Australia). Specify the Implementation by selecting from the drop-down list. If none of the pre-defined items applies, select other:. A text field is then activated next to the list field in which you can enter any freetext. If you wish to record a GHS for another region, add a new block.

Remarks: If necessary provide any additional comments here.

Remaining fields: To define the classification and labelling of your Substance or Mixture as required in the GHS, fill in the fields included in the following sections.

Classification

Physical hazards

Health hazards

Germ cell mutagenicity (repeatable block subsection)

Carcinogenicity

Specific target organ toxicity - single (repeatable block subsection)

Specific target organ toxicity - repeated (repeatable block subsection)

Environmental hazards

Additional hazard classes

Labelling

Hazard statements (repeatable block subsection)

Additional precautionary statements (repeatable block subsection)

Additional labelling requirements (repeatable block subsection)

Specific concentration limits (repeatable block subsection)

Hazard categories (repeatable block subsections)

Notes