Chemical Handling

Which Act primarily governs Occupational Safety and Health in Malaysia?

• A) FMA 1967

• B) OSHA 1994

• C) CLASS 2013

• D) USECHH 2000

What substances are excluded from the definition of chemicals under USECHH 2000?

• A) Gases

• B) Micro-organisms

• C) Liquids

• D) Solids

Under OSHA 1994, failure of an employer to comply can result in a fine of up to:

• A) RM 2000

• B) RM 10,000

• C) RM 500,000

• D) RM 1,000,000

A worker who violates Section 24 of OSHA 1994 may face:

• A) RM 500,000 fine

• B) RM 10,000 fine

• C) RM 2,000 fine or 3 months jail

• D) RM 50,000 fine

What does "CLASS" in CLASS regulations stand for?

• A) Control, Label and Safety Sheet

• B) Classification, Labelling and Safety Data Sheet

• C) Control and Label Safety Standard

• D) Classification, Labelling and Standardization

Which regulation deals with the prohibition of certain substances?

• A) USECHH Regulation 2000

• B) CLASS Regulation 2013

• C) Prohibition of Use of Substance Order 1999

• D) Environmental Quality Act 1974

A 'Health Hazard' pictogram represents:

• A) Acute toxicity

• B) Cancer risk and respiratory sensitization

• C) Flammable gases

• D) Compressed gases

Who is responsible for conducting risk assessment at workplace?

• A) Employees

• B) Employers

• C) Suppliers

• D) Contractors

The penalty for a supplier failing to comply with CLASS regulations is:

• A) RM 10,000 or 1 year imprisonment or both

• B) RM 500,000 or 2 years imprisonment

• C) RM 50,000

• D) RM 100,000

The total number of classified chemicals under CLASS regulations (as updated) is:

• A) 500

• B) 662

• C) 1000

• D) 900