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HazCom, the GHS & You – E1515E (14 min.)

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1

Which statements on container labels explain the required measures for the safe handling of a chemical or mixture?

Hazard statements
Precautionary statements

2

Which physical hazard pictogram is also known as the oxidizer pictogram?

The exploding bomb pictogram
The flame pictogram
The flame over circle pictogram

3

A Safety Data Sheet is maintained for every hazardous chemical used onsite.

True
False

4

What is the only pictogram that can be used to represent either a physical or health hazard?

The corrosion pictogram
The exploding bomb pictogram
The skull and crossbones pictogram

5

Which pictogram can be used to indicate that a chemical is damaging to the ozone layer?

The exclamation point pictogram
The health hazard pictogram
The environment pictogram

6

Which signal word is used to represent the more severe hazards?

Danger
Warning

7

Which pictogram is also known as the irritant pictogram?

The skull and crossbones pictogram
The exclamation point pictogram
The health hazard pictogram

8

The written Hazard Communication Program is only available for management to review.

True
False

9

The GHS was developed by_______________.

OSHA
The United Nations
The USChemicalSafetyBoard

10

Workers should make the container label their first resource for information about a chemical or substance.

True
False