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Hazardous Materials Awareness Flashcards

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  1. While setting up ACFT lanes, a grader sees fuel leaking from a field generator onto the grass. What is the BEST first action?

    Answer: Keep personnel away, stop the source if safe, and notify the chain of command or spill response

    Isolate the area, control the source only if safe, and report so a trained spill response can follow.

  2. A grader finds an unlabeled container with an unknown liquid in the equipment shed. What should they do?

    Answer: Leave it undisturbed and report it to a supervisor

    Unknown chemicals should not be handled, opened, or sniffed; report them so they can be identified and disposed of properly.

  3. A grader moves disinfectant into a spray bottle for wiping down kettlebells. Under the Hazard Communication Standard, what is required?

    Answer: A label with at least the product identifier and hazard information

    Workplace (secondary) containers must be labeled with the product identifier and hazard information unless used immediately by the person who filled them.

  4. OSHA's 2012 revision of the Hazard Communication Standard aligned U.S. requirements with which system?

    Answer: Globally Harmonized System (GHS)

    HCS 2012 adopted the GHS for classification, labels, and the 16-section SDS format.

  5. According to HazCom requirements, how must Safety Data Sheets be available to workers?

    Answer: Readily accessible during each work shift

    Employers must keep SDSs readily accessible to employees in their work areas during each shift.

  6. Why should bleach never be mixed with ammonia-based cleaners when sanitizing ACFT equipment?

    Answer: It creates toxic chloramine gas

    Mixing bleach and ammonia releases chloramine vapors that can severely damage the respiratory system.

  7. A GHS pictogram showing a flame over a circle identifies what type of hazard?

    Answer: Oxidizer

    The flame-over-circle pictogram marks oxidizers, which can cause or intensify a fire.

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