How Well Do You Know Workplace Chemical Regulations?

What must be included in the hazardous chemical register in the workplace?

What exempts employers from maintaining a register of hazardous chemicals in the workplace?

What is the maximum exposure limit for a chemical during a work shift?

What must be taken into account when determining compliance with permissible exposure limits for hazardous chemicals?

What does "degree of protection" refer to in the context of hazardous chemicals in the workplace?

Employers must identify and record all hazardous chemicals used in the workplace in a register.
The register must include the Chemical Safety Data Sheet for each chemical, average quantity used, and work area where the chemicals are used.
The register must be accessible to all employees who may be exposed to hazardous chemicals.
Compliance with the Environmental Quality (Scheduled Wastes) Regulations 1989 exempts employers from maintaining a register.
The exposure of any person to hazardous chemicals must not exceed the ceiling limit or eight-hour time-weighted average concentration specified in Schedule I.
The maximum exposure limit for a chemical cannot be exceeded during a work shift.
The degree of protection provided by respirators worn by employees must be taken into account when determining compliance with permissible exposure limits.
The daily time-weighted average exposure of employees must be calculated using the average exposure level during periods when respirators are not worn.
"Degree of protection" refers to the ratio of airborne contaminant concentration outside and inside the respirator face piece.
The regulations aim to protect employees from exposure to hazardous chemicals in the workplace.

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