Hazard Communication (Bjc)
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Hazard Communication Exam
- 1.Acute health effects of exposure
- A.
Are not noticeable
- B.
Usually appear soon after being exposed to a chemical
- C.
Can result from long-term, repeated chemical exposures
- D.
Are not serious
- 2.The National Fire Prevention Association (NFPA) recommends that a container be labeled with
- A.
Color-coded labels
- B.
Number-coded labels
- C.
Color and number coded labels
- D.
Color and hazard warning labels
- 3.The purpose of the material data safety sheets (MSDS) is to provide detailed information on each hazardous chemical, such as
- A.
Chemical name, characteristics, container size
- B.
Code name, recommended PPE, safe handling instructions
- C.
Chemical name, hazardous effects, recommended PPE, safe handling instructions
- D.
Recommended PPE, non-hazardous effects
- 4.To perform your work tasks safely you may need
- A.
Supervisory assistance
- B.
Knowledge of chemicals in your area and PPE
- C.
Gloves and rags to clean up spills
- D.
Masks, goggles, ski hats
- 5.Which of the following should you not do when cleaning up a chemical spill?
- A.
Notify your supervisor
- B.
Review the material safety data sheet
- C.
Obtain the appropriate spill kit and wear proper protective equipment
- D.
Start cleaning, as if it was water
- 6.There should be an exchange of chemical hazard information between outside contractors and the facility prior to performing work that requires the use of hazardous chemicals.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 7.If a container is not labeled it is considered safe.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 8.Which of the following are potentially hazardous?
- A.
Combustible liquids
- B.
Carcinogens
- C.
Flammables
- D.
Corrosives
- E.
All of the above
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