Questions and Answers
Which of the following is required by the Hazard Communication Standard? (Select all that apply)
The two GHS signal words are
According to this portion of the SDS label, which hazard classes apply to this chemical?
Which one of the following is information required on a Secondary Label?
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In GHS Hazard Classification, which of the following categories is the highest level of hazard?
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A chemical that can cause allergic reactions is called a(n):
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Which of the following is true about Safety Data Sheets (SDS)?
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Which of the following pictograms indicate fatal or toxic acute toxicity?
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True or False: Hazard Statements and Codes are standardized and not subject to variation.
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Study Notes
Hazard Communication Standard (HazCom)
- Employers must establish a written hazard communication program, train employees on chemical hazards, and prepare labels and safety data sheets (SDS) in a standardized format.
- All requirements listed are mandated by the HazCom standard.
GHS Signal Words
- The two signal words in the Globally Harmonized System (GHS) for indicating hazard severity are "warning" and "danger."
Chemical Hazard Classes
- Common hazard classes for chemicals include flammable, health hazard, and irritant, which must be clearly identified on SDS labels.
Secondary Label Requirements
- Secondary labels must include the full name and concentration of the chemical, ensuring clarity in chemical identification.
GHS Hazard Classification
- Category 1 represents the highest level of hazard in GHS classification, indicating a more severe risk compared to other categories.
Allergic Reactions
- A chemical that triggers allergic reactions is classified as a sensitizer, distinguished from irritants and corrosives.
Safety Data Sheets (SDS)
- SDS must adhere to a standardized 16-section format, ensuring comprehensive information is readily available across all relevant employee groups.
Pictograms for Acute Toxicity
- The skull and crossbones pictogram is used to indicate fatal or toxic acute toxicity hazards.
Hazard Statements and Codes
- Hazard statements and codes are standardized across the GHS system, ensuring consistency and reducing confusion in communication.
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Test your knowledge on the Hazard Communication Standard with these flashcards. This quiz covers key concepts, definitions, and requirements necessary for understanding and implementing the HazCom standards. Perfect for students and professionals in environmental health and safety.
