A black exclamation mark in a red-bordered diamond, the GHS symbol for lower-level health/physical hazards or irritation.
Also known as: Irritant pictogram, GHS07
One of nine official GHS pictograms, warning of comparatively less severe hazards — skin/eye irritation, skin sensitisation, acute toxicity at a lower severity band, narcotic effects, or ozone-layer harm.
Warns of lower-severity hazards, including skin or eye irritation, skin sensitisation, acute toxicity (lower severity category), narcotic effects, respiratory irritation, or harm to the ozone layer.
This pictogram covers several distinct, lower-severity hazard classes under one shared symbol — the specific hazard is stated separately on a label's hazard statement, not by the pictogram alone.
A black exclamation mark, inside a diamond outlined in red.
Both enclose an exclamation mark in a bordered shape. This is a red-bordered diamond on chemical packaging with a defined set of hazard classes; the general warning sign is a yellow triangle on signage meaning unspecified caution.