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Hazard Communication Quiz for New Employees


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A chemical's label outlines its identity, hazards, and manufacturer
True
False
A faded, hard-to-read label will still meet OSHA's standards.
True
False
A label that says "Danger" means the chemical could cause immediate serious injury or death.
True
False
When labels use numbers to tell how hazardous a chemical is, 4 means the most severe hazard.
Is deadly
Is extremely flammable
May detonate
Is corrosive
Labels may have warnings on a chemical's physical hazards but not its health hazards
True
False
You should always read the label before starting any job with a hazardous chemicals
True
False
You shouldn't use any substance whose container doesn't have a label
True
False
You don't have to check labels on products like cleaning solutions or pesticides
True
False
To get details on a chemical's hazards and precautions, check its MSDS
True
False
On labels that use colors to identify hazards, red is for health and blue is for fire hazards
True
False

NOTE When finished, print out a copy and return it to your Safety Officer. Or...

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New York: Ithaca & Geneva
Maine: Orono, Presque Isle, & Franklin
Pennsylvania: University Park
West Virginia: Kearneysville, Leetown

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