Handwashing Posters
Lab Info Card Generator
To create a Laboratory Information Card (LIC) for your lab, use myLab. For more information, consult the McGill IT Knowledge Base
The LIC in myLab is created by room. Consequently, the Principal Investigators (PIs) that share the same room will need to add their respective contact information and the hazards/pictograms on the same LIC. DO NOT DELETE the information already present on the LIC from the other PI(s), ADD only additional information pertinent to you. The LIC must be printed ONLY after all PIs sharing the room have added their corresponding information. For shared rooms among several PIs, it is essential to communicate with all parties so that the information presented on the LIC is accurate and up-to-date.
Please print out the completed form and display it on all your laboratory doors. Please ehs [at] mcgill.ca (contact Environmental Health and Safety) if you do not have access to myLab. Only full (editing rights) access users will be able to edit and print the laboratory information card.
If you are a hospital employee and don't have McGill myLab access, please ask a colleague (i.e. McGill staff or student) to sign in to create the form.
If you have any additional questions or require further clarification, please mylab.ehs [at] mcgill.ca (email the myLab team).
First Aid Poster Maker
Create a First Aid poster for your lab by filling out our editable Acrobat Reader form and printing it out (Acrobat Reader is required).
CNESST First Aid Poster, for office, displays CNESST Trainings only- First Aid Poster Laboratory, includes eyewash information, and space for other 1st aid trainings
- CNESST First Aid Poster, for office, and space for non-CNESST 1st aid training certifications
- First Aid Poster with Staff Photo Displays CNESST Training only and
instructionsto add 1st aid providers photo [size: 17" X 11"]
Note: For first aid kit supplies list, ordering form and inspection checklist please see the forms section
WHMIS 2015 Pictograms
This poster identifies the hazards associated with the WHMIS 2015 pictograms, as described by the Canadian Centre for Occupational Health & Safety (CCOHS).
WHMIS Pictograms Kit (Downloads)