Hazard Communication and GHS Flashcards
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Which SDS section describes proper storage conditions and incompatibilities for a hazardous chemical?
Answer: Section 7
Section 7 of the SDS covers handling and storage, including conditions to avoid and incompatible materials.
Under HCS 2012, who is responsible for ensuring that hazardous chemicals are properly labeled in the workplace?
Answer: The employer
Employers are responsible for ensuring that hazardous chemicals in the workplace are properly labeled and that employees are trained.
A precautionary statement on a GHS label serves what primary purpose?
Answer: Recommends measures to minimize exposure or injury
Precautionary statements describe recommended measures to minimize or prevent adverse effects from exposure to a hazardous product.
Which hazard category triggers the GHS flammable liquids pictogram (flame symbol)?
Answer: Flammable liquids with flash point below 93°C
The flame pictogram applies to flammable liquids (flash point ≤ 93°C), flammable solids, pyrophorics, and self-reactive substances.
When training workers on reading SDSs, a CET trainer should highlight that Section 8 covers:
Answer: Exposure controls and personal protective equipment
Section 8 of the SDS addresses exposure limits, engineering controls, and PPE requirements to protect workers.
An employee notices a container in the work area that has a missing or illegible label. Under OSHA HCS, the appropriate action is to:
Answer: Relabel the container before use
OSHA requires that containers of hazardous chemicals be labeled; if a label is missing or illegible, the employer must relabel the container before use.