Safety Quiz
Which of the following types of containers must be labeled appropriately? C: Both A and B D: Personal water bottles B: Chemicals moved to secondary containers A: All chemical containers
C: Both A and B
Which pictogram below indicates that the substance has an acute toxicity hazard level?
Crossbones
A hazardous chemical is any chemical that is a (C) Both a and b (D) None of the above (B) Physical hazard (A) Health hazard
(C) Both a and b
If you have a question about a chemical or product, you may consult: Any of the three EHS Its SDS Your supervisor
Any of the three
In case of an emergency involving a chemical or product, an emergency telephone number can be found in which section of the SDS? Section 4 Section 16 Section 6 Section 1
Section 1
The new GHS standard requires that the newly formatted chemical Safety Data Sheet (SDS) formerly called Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) include how many specific sections? 9 20 12 16
16
Which of the following will be found on a Safety Data Sheet? Spill and Leak Procedures Health Hazard Information Special Protection Information All of the above
All of the Above
There are two signal words in the GHS system, - Danger and Warning. Which represents the higher hazard level? Warning Danger
Danger
Which of the pictograms below is used on a chemical label for substances that represent the following hazards: Irritant-irritates the skin or eyes Skin sensitizer-which is an allergic response following skin contact Acute toxicity-which may be fatal or cause organ damage from a single short-term exposure Narcotic effects like drowsiness, lack of coordination, and dizziness Respiratory tract irritation.
Exclamation Point
A chemical in a secondary container that has not been labeled with a workplace label will still be in compliance, provided the worker who labeled it will be the same worker to use the chemical the following workday or work shift. True False
False
In 2003, the United Nations adopted the G.H.S. for the classifying and labeling of hazardous chemicals. What does G.H.S. stand for? Generalized Hazards Systems Globally Harmonized System Good Hazard System General Heath System
Globally Harmonized System
A "4" located in the red portion of an NFPA label indicates that a product: Select the single most correct answer. Is deadly May detonate Is corrosive Has a flash point below 73 degrees F, and a boiling point below 100 degrees F.
Has a flash point below 73 degrees F, and a boiling point below 100 degrees F.
Section 2 of an SDS will have information about Reactivity data Fire and explosion data The manufacturer Hazards and warnings
Hazard and warnings
The yellow portion of an NFPA diamond and HMLS label will represent: Flammability Hazard Health Hazard Instability Hazard Special Hazard Information
Instability Hazard
Oxidizers are chemicals that produce additional oxygen in an environment which may cause or contribute to the combustion of other materials. Which of the pictograms below indicates this type of chemical?
O fire
In addition to signal words, hazard and precautionary statements, product identifier and supplier identification, all container labels will be required to have what included on them? Homonyms Pictograms Holograms
Pictograms
Any secondary container with any chemicals shall have a label to identify the contents of the container. True False
True
Hazard Statements are used to describe the nature of the hazards of chemical substances and mixtures including, where appropriate, the degree of hazard. True False
True
Precautionary Statements are defined as a phrase that describes recommended measures that should be taken to minimize or prevent adverse effects from exposure to a hazardous chemical or improper storage or handling. True False
True
SDS sheets should be kept in a yellow binder on the wall outside major areas of the lab. True False
True
You have the right to have your own copy of OSU's written Hazard Communication program. True False
True
Which of the following is NOT one of your rights concerning Safety Data Sheets? If you request your own copy of an SDS, your employer has 15 days, by law, to provide that copy. If you request to see one for a product you use, and your employer can't provide it, you may refuse to work with that product after one working day (until it is shown to you). Your employer must individually cover ALL the SDSs for substances you use in an annual training session. They must be available to you the entire time you are in the workplace
Your employer must individually cover ALL the SDSs for substances you use in an annual training session.
