1. Employees need to be trained in understanding Material Safety Data Sheets. A. True B. False

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1 Hazard Communication Quiz 1. Employees need to be trained in understanding Material Safety Data Sheets. 2. All workers should participate in HazCom training. 3. Proper labeling a. must identify the chemical b. must contain a hazard warning c. must contain the name and address of the responsible party d. all of the above 4. Employees should be able to find Material Safety Data Sheets a. locked in the Safety Officer s desk b. in Right to Know stations in or near their work areas c. in the employee break room 5. Hazard communication training is required by which of these OSHA/ IDOL laws? a. 29 CFR b. 29 CFR c. 29 CFR d. 29 CFR Four General Hazards include the following: a. Biological, Nuclear, Chemical, Explosives b. Flammability, Reactivity, Toxicity, Radioactivity c. Thermal, Radiological, Aerosol, Etiological d. Asphyxiate, Biological, Physical, Fragmentation 7. Material must contain or greater of any of the chemicals listed on the Illinois Toxic Substance List. a. 1% b. 5% c. 10% d. 25% 8. Toxic substances must present a risk during customary or reasonably foreseeable use. 9. Training must occur within 30 days upon initial hiring?

2 10. Once hired, employees must be provided refresher training on an annual basis? 11. The employer shall insure that each container of hazardous chemicals in the workplace is labeled? 12. A "4" located in the red portion of an HMIS label indicates that a product: A) Water Reactive B) Extremely Unstable C) Extremely Flammable D) High Health Hazard 13. The yellow portion of an NFPA diamond and HMIS label will represent: A) Health Hazard B) Flammability Hazard C) Reactivity Hazard D) Special Hazard 14. In an emergency, you should be able to immediately track down a MSDS for the substance. Match the correct term from the to the proper definition found below. One answer will be used twice The effects of any toxic chemical depends on the amount of a chemical that actually enters the body. Typically called PEL or TLV the measure of how toxic a chemical is in a single dose over a short period of time. 17. the measure of the toxicity of exposure to a chemical over a long period of time typically related to Permissible Exposure Limits or Threshold Limit Values. A. Acute Toxicity B. Chronic Toxicity C. Dose

3 19. Immediate use containers must be labeled as any other container in the station? Match the correct term from the to the proper definition found below (Materials that give off oxygen and simulate combustion (Low flashpoints between 100 F-200 F) (Materials with flashpoint below 100 F) (Substance that react rapidly and violently) A. Combustible Liquids B. Explosives C. Flammable D. Oxidizers Match the correct term from the to the proper definition found below Site of contact on body Widespread Throughout body Short-term Health problems Long-term Health problems Match the correct term from the to the proper definition found below. 28. swallowing the chemical 29. breathing in the chemical 30. the chemical soaks through the skin A. Acute B. Chronic C. Localized D. Systematic A. Absorption B. Ingestion C. Inhalation 31. The use of sight, sound and monitoring devices are the safest modes for detection of possible haz comm situations? 32. Which precaution is the most appropriate for non-volatile liquids? A. Splash proof goggles, chemical protective gloves B. Gas-tight goggles or full-face respirator, chemical protective clothing, store in cool, well ventilated area C. Use a wet mop or HEPA vacuum, to clean up spills, wear a HEPA filtered respirator, and pour out the contents under an exhaust hood D. None of the above

4 33. At very high concentrations and under the right conditions, some dusts can be explosive? 34. Which Precaution is most Appropriate for a Dust or Powdered Material? A. Splash proof goggles, chemical protective gloves B. Gas-tight goggles or full-face respirator, chemical protective clothing, store in cool, well ventilated area C. Use a wet mop or HEPA vacuum, to clean up spills, wear a HEPA filtered respirator, and pour out the contents under an exhaust hood D. None of the above 35. By-products of work can release hazardous chemicals. Hazardous by-products can be the result of mixing different chemicals. For example: Bleach and ammonia (chlorine gas is formed) Match the correct term from the to the proper definition found below measure of how fast a liquid evaporates lowest temperature that a flammable liquid can generate enough vapor to form a mixture with air that will ignite range that a mixture of air and vapor is flammable measure of how heavy a vapor is compared to air. A. Flash Point B. Limits of Flammability C. Vapor Density D. Vapor Pressure 40. Which of the below ph would be considered the MOST corrosive? A. An acid, ph 3 B. An acid, ph 5 C. A base, ph 13

5 Match the correct term from the to the proper definition found below cancer-causing compounds compounds that can harm the developing fetus, causing birth defects or death cause genetic mutations or changes worked around certain chemicals for years and then you find out that a reaction was suddenly caused by these same chemicals. A. Carcinogen B. Mutagen C. Sensitizer D. Teratogen 45. Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) is the barrier between you and the hazardous material you are working with. 46. Face protection is not necessary when splashing or flying pieces or body fluids may be encountered and even when working around particulates? 47. Respiratory Protection is necessary whenever working in an environment that becomes a hazardous workplace? 48. Milk jugs or soda bottles are acceptable to store all chemicals and waste? 49. Certain chemicals should not be stored together. For example: Halogenated separated from non-halogenated and Solids separated from liquids? 50. Never dump hazardous or other chemical waste down the drain.