Dangerous goodsclasses

In this section, you will find placards for the transportation of dangerous goods (TDG), a type of TDG safety marks. Sylprotec offers placards for most classes of dangerous goods, except class 1 placards for explosives.

Adhesive vinyl. Permanent adhesive, non reusable. Does not require a holder. Laminated for better weather resistance. May be difficult to remove manually and may leave residue.

Dangerous Goodslabels

In the province of Québec, TDG is regulated by the Ministère des Transports, de la Mobilité durable et de l'Électrification des transports.

Hazard symbols

The consignor (shipper) must determine if placards are required for a given shipment and, if so, must supply the appropriate placards and completed shipping documents. Transports Canada has an online interactive questionnaire (https://www.tc.gc.ca/eng/tdg/dangerous-goods-placards.html) to help you determine if you need to display placards.

Placards must be displayed on all large means of containment with a capacity exceeding 450 litres that are being used for the transportation of dangerous goods, and on vehicles transporting dangerous goods in large means of containment (if a dangerous material is shipped in bulk, the vehicle itself acts as a means of containment). Placards must be placed on each side and on each end of the large container or of the vehicle.

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Dangerous goodssigns on trucks

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Tagboard (laminated paperboard). Short-term use, low weather resistance. Requires a holder or another fixation method. Best option for single use and for labelling vehicles that will not return to the consignor, such as  transportor.

Class 9: Miscellaneous products and substances. No symbol, white background with black and white vertical stripes on upper half.

Transportation of dangerous goods is strictly regulated. For an overview of the TDG requirements, consult the TDG Answers Fact Sheet published by the Canadian Centre for Occupational Health and Safety (CCOHS).

Dangerous goods

The carrier (transporter) must ensure that the placards remain properly displayed during the entire travel duration and that the placards are updated with any change of shipment.

Dangerous goodsclassification chart

Please note: TDG placards are distinct from WHMIS hazard pictograms displayed in safety data sheets. Safety data sheets provide information for the safe use of products, while TDG placards provide information for the safe transportation of these products.

If you are looking for placards with a specific UN code, please contact our customer service. These placards are only available as a special order given the thousands of possible options.

Rigid plastic. Requires a holder or another fixation method. Most economical reusable option.Best option for shipments of dangerous goods that change frequently.

Placards are special diamond-shaped signs of fixed size (273 mm, 10 ¾ inches) that warn of the hazards related to the transportation of a product, material or merchandise. Placards include at least three elements: the danger class number, the danger symbol, and the coloured background. Placards codify vital information to ensure the safety of first responders, law enforcement officers, manufacturers, carriers, suppliers and the general public.

Aluminium. Most expensive option. Reusable or permanent. High weather resistance. Requires a holder or may be installed directly onto a vehicle.Best long-term option for companies that frequently ship with their own transport the same dangerous goods.