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Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labeling of Chemicals Training

3. Globally Harmonized System New Label Elements-Quiz
The GHS standardizes an international approach to the HazCom Standard.
True
False

4. Globally Harmonized System New Label Elements-Quiz
2. Phosphoric acid: Extremely corrosive to some metals, and can severely irritate and burn the skin and eyes. Breathing its vapors can make the lungs ache.
What type of hazard is this?
Health
Chemical / Physical
Both

5. Globally Harmonized System New Label Elements-Quiz
3. What is the purpose of the Hazard Communication standard?
Make sure that all hazardous chemicals in the workplace are identified and documented
Making sure the government knows what chemicals are being brought into the country
Reducing the number of lawsuits involving employee exposure to hazardous substances
Reducing workplace injuries and illnesses due to hazardous chemicals

6. Globally Harmonized System New Label Elements-Quiz
4. What kind of hazard is pyrophoric?
Health hazard
Layered hazard
Chemical / Physical hazard
Chemical / Physical and health hazard

7. Globally Harmonized System New Label Elements-Quiz
5. Hazard warning labels must include:
Signal words and pictograms
Average national prices for the chemical
Lists of stores that sell the chemical
Names of hospitals near manufacturer

8. Globally Harmonized System New Label Elements-Quiz
6. How many sections are there on a Safety Data Sheet (SDS)? 4 8 12 16 24

9. Globally Harmonized System New Label Elements-Quiz
7. Pictograms are a black symbol with a white background and a red border that represent different types of hazards.
True
False

10. Globally Harmonized System New Label Elements-Quiz
8. Signal words represent the severity of the hazards. The signal words used by the OSHA HazCom standard are:
DANGER, SAFE
DANGER, WARNING
WARNING, SAFE

11. Globally Harmonized System New Label Elements-Quiz
9. Hazard statements may be associated with a Hazard Class such as chemical / physical or health hazard. An example is “may cause Eye Irritation”.
True
False

12. Globally Harmonized System New Label Elements-Quiz
10. Precautionary Statements are phrases that identify recommended measures that should be taken to minimize or prevent adverse effects resulting from exposure to the chemical or improper storage or handling. Which of the following is a Precautionary Statement?
Prevention; wear eye protection
Response; rinse cautiously with water
Storage; store in well ventilated area
Disposal; Dispose of contents/container to an approved waste disposal plant
All of the above
None of the above

13. Globally Harmonized System New Label Elements-Quiz
11.If you come across an unlabeled secondary container with chemical in it you should?
Don’t be concerned, just use it
Notify your supervisor immediately
Pour it down the drain
Smell it to see what it is

14. Globally Harmonized System New Label Elements-Quiz
12. Pictograms are required on product labels.
True
False

15. Globally Harmonized System New Label Elements-Quiz
13. Which of the following is not required on a product label?
Pictogram
Signal word
Precautionary Statement
Product color & fragrance

16. Globally Harmonized System New Label Elements-Quiz
14.The manufacturer’s name, address and phone number is NOT required on the product labels.
True
False

17. Globally Harmonized System New Label Elements-Quiz
15.If the Precautionary Statement on the Safety Data Sheet states users must wear eye protection when using the product you will need to wear it when using that product.
True
False