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Ep3 Understanding CLP Pictograms: Safety Symbols in Construction

Ep3 Understanding CLP Pictograms: Safety Symbols in Construction

Update: 2025-09-14
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The Copper Connection Podcast – Season 2, Episode 3

CLP Pictograms Explained: Hazard Symbols Every Tradesperson Must Know

In this episode, host Chris Bailey breaks down CLP pictograms — the hazard symbols that every apprentice, student, and construction professional needs to understand.

From flammables and corrosives to toxicity and environmental hazards, Chris explains the nine key CLP pictogramsused under UK and EU regulations, why they’re important, and how they keep workers safe on-site.


What You’ll Learn in Episode 3:

  • What CLP pictograms are and why they matter in construction.
  • The nine official hazard symbols and their meanings.
  • Legal requirements for labelling and packaging.
  • Real-world examples of where you’ll encounter these pictograms.
  • Best practices for training, awareness, and compliance on-site.


This episode is designed to help students revising for examsapprentices starting on-site, and professionals refreshing their knowledge stay compliant and safe when working with hazardous substances.


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Ep3 Understanding CLP Pictograms: Safety Symbols in Construction

Ep3 Understanding CLP Pictograms: Safety Symbols in Construction