HazCom-test

A Safety Data Sheet (SDS) gives information about: a) the chemicals hazards b) injuries in the workplace. c) machinery maintenance. d) medical examinations.

a)

All containers that contain chemicals need to be labeled a) True b) False

a)

Chemicals can enter your body in many different ways. Which is NOT a primary route of entry a) infection b) absorption c) ingestion d) injection

a)

Hazcom training must include a) hazards of chemicals & appropriate protective measures b) who to contact if you run out and how to contact them c) if you need Ing sleeves & long pants d) if you should open a window & door while in use

a)

SDS stands for a) Safety data sheet b) Substance data safety c) Safety delivery system d) None listed

a)

The best rule of chemical safety is to a) know what you are working with and how to protect yourself b) know who to call if something spills and d. catches fire c) know where to look for information on the chemical if you are exposed to it d) know how to fill out the report if an accident happens while handling the chemical

a)

The details of the hazard communication program developed by the employer, includes an explanation of the system and the safety data sheet a) labeling b) hypodermic needle c) chemical spilling d) warning

a)

Chemicals are classified as having physical hazards if they a) can cause cancer b) are explosive c) have fuems d) are spilled

b)

Chemicals are classified as health hazards if they a) cause cancer b) are explosive c) are leaking d) are release into the air

b)

The 16 sections of the GHS safety data sheets may be listed in any order that the agency issuing the document chooses a) True b) False

b)

The U.S.-based National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) has a standard NFPA 704 using a diamond with four colored sections each with a number indicating severity. For example, the red section denotes flammability. What does the color yellow section denote? a) special hazard information b) reactivity (tendency to explode) c) health risks. d) allergic reactions

b)

The best place to get information about a chemical is a) on the Internet b) from the chemical's SDS c) from the MA Department of Occupational Safety (DOS). d) from OSHA

b)

Under the new Hazard Communications regulations one pictogram may be used to represent several hazards within a class a) True b) False

b)

Which signal word on a label represents the more severe hazard a) watch out b) danger c) warning d) hazard

b)

Employees must be trained on chemical hazards a) annually b) monthly c) before the initial assignment d) when they forget

c)

How many sections are required on an SDS? a) 4 sections b) 11 sections c) 16 sections d) as many as necessary to convey understanding

c)

One of the hazard communication standard states: a) signs must be attached to fire extinguisher b) signs must identify all exit routes c) hazard information is given to employers and employees d) SDS be attached to all chemical containers

c)

The labeling portion of the hazcom program requires a) the location of the SDS book b) a lists who purchases the chemicals c) all containers of chemicals of hazardous chemicals must be labeled d) how to dispose of the chemicals

c)

Which of the following statements is true of the pictograms on HCS labels? a) pictograms on HCS labels are identical to b) HCS pictograms are required & standardized those used on DOT transport labels and may red square-on-points with black hazard have various background colors. symbols & white backgrounds. c) consist of four bars that are color-coded as d) are a multi colored diamond with numbers blue, red, yellow, and white to match hazard. indicating the level of PPE required.

c)

A hazard communication program requires which of the following components? a) written program b) training c) SDS/labeling d) all of the Above

d)

Chemicals can enter your body in many different ways. The primary route(s) of entry are a) inhalation b) ingestion c) absorption d) all Listed

d)

Employees are responsible for a) following the safety procedure for their job b) using the personal protective equipment provided for them c) reporting all injuries to the employer no matter how small d) All Listed

d)

In the event of a chemical spill, the first thing you should do is: a) stop the leak b) contain the spill c) isolate the area d) control all ignition sources

d)