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WorksheetsHazmat - Hazard Communication
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 8mins
Which of the following will be found on a (Material) Safety Data Sheet (SDS)?
Spill and Leak Procedures
Health Hazard Information
Special Protection Information
Chemical names and components
The yellow portion of an NFPA diamond and HMLS label will represent:
Health Hazard
Flammability Hazard
Instability Hazard
Special Hazard Information
Incident report forms should only be filled out
Only if you have suffered an acute (immediate) chemical injury such as an acid burn.
Anytime you have been exposed to a substance that may have
an adverse effect on your health, either immediately or potentially in the future
Only if you feel like it
At your leisure whenever you have the time
A "4" located in the red portion of an HMLS label indicates that a substance:
Is deadly
Has a flash point below 73 degrees F, and a boiling point below 100 degrees F.
May detonate
Is corrosive
By law, you must receive hazard communications training within the first 30 days of employment.
True
False
Any unattended container with a substance shall have a label to identify the contents of the container.
True
False
Unless you are returning to attend to it soon
Unless someone else is watching it for you
Are you to know where the SDSs for your department are kept?
Depends
No
Yes
Not as long as someone knows
Which of the following is NOT one of your rights concerning (material) safety data sheets?
They must be available to you the entire time you are in the workplace.
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).
If you request your own copy of an SDS, your employer has 15 days, by law, to provide that copy.
Your employer must individually cover ALL the SDSs for substances you use in an annual training session.
You have the right to have your own copy of the written hazard communications program for your department.
True
False
If you have a question about a chemical or product, you may consult:
Its SDS
Your supervisor
Campus OHSE
All options mentioned
