WHMIS Introduction WHMIS Quiz Name 1. What is the short name of the system included in WHMIS 2015 that is not in WHMIS 1988?GHSGMSWHMISTDG 2. What is the name of the WHMIS-related legislation that applies to workers and employers and workers in Alberta?Occupational Health and Safety (OHS)Hazardous Product Act and RegulationsAlberta Workers CompensationTransportation of Dangerous Goods 3. WHMIS covers all products classified as hazardous?TrueFalse 4. List a types of products that may be harmful to workers that are not covered by WHMIS. Consumers products Dangerous goods Explosives Fertilizers Hazardous Waste Manufactured articles Nuclear Substances Pesticides Radioactive substances 5. In Alberta, workers must be trained on all harmful products they work with or work around?TrueFalse 6. What are the three components of WHMIS?Education, Safety Data Sheets, Hazard AssessmentsSafety Data Sheets, Permits, LabelsEducation and Training, Labels, Safety Data SheetsPPE, Permits, Education and Training 7. What is the focus of worker education? 8. What is the focus of site-specific training? 9. The correct order of hazard classification in WHMIS 2015 is groups, classes, and categories?TrueFalse 10. What are the names of the two hazard groups in WHMIS 2015? Physical Health Physiological Emotional 11. Indicate which of the following hazard classes belong to the physical hazard group? Combustible dusts Skin corrosion/irritation STOT - single exposure Corrosive to metals Gases under pressure Acute toxicity Carcinogenicity Serious eye damage/eye irritation Flammable aerosols Biohazardous infectious materials Simple asphyxiants 12. Category 1 hazards are more hazardous than category 3 hazards?TrueFalse 13. Category 2B hazards are less hazardous than Category 2A hazards?TrueFalse 14. What is the hazard description for the symbol below?Reactivity hazardFlammableCan cause death or toxicity with short exposureBiohazardous infectious material 15. What is the purpose of a Hazard statements?To help workers find ways to reduce or prevent exposure to hazardous productsTo help workers find information about productsTo prevent workers from using productsTo describe a products hazards 16. The pictogram for Biohazardous Infectious Material from WHMIS 1988 is still used in WHMIS 2015.TrueFalse 17. What are the two signal words in WHMIS 2015?Danger and CautionDanger and AttentionCaution and AttentionDanger and Warning 18. Which one of the following statements is true?Classes are split into groups and groups are split into categories.The two hazard groups are physical hazards and health hazards.One of the signal words in WHMIS 2015 is CAUTION.Hazard statements are only required on supplier labels. 19. Which one of the following are listed from least serious health hazard to most serious health hazard?Can cause death or toxicity with short exposure, May cause or be suspected of causing serious health effects, May cause less serious health effectsCan cause death or toxicity with short exposure, May cause less serious health effects, May cause or be suspected of causing serious health effectsMay cause less serious health effects, May cause or be suspected of causing serious health effects, Can cause death or toxicity with short exposure 20. What is the purpose of a hazard statement?To help describe a products hazardsTo warn the product users to be carefulTo tell the user what PPE they need to wear to handle the productTo tell the user what where the product should be stored 21. What is the purpose of a Precautionary statements?To help workers find ways to reduce or prevent exposure to hazardous productsTo help workers find information about productsTo prevent workers from using productsTo describe a products hazards 22. What are the four types of precautionary statements?Prevention, Storage, Remove, DisposalPrevention, Separate, Remove, DisposalPrevention, Separate, Response, DisposalPrevention, Storage, Response, Disposal 23. Indicate which statements shown below are for preventative disposal. Do not spray on an open flame or other ignition source. Rinse skin with water/shower. Do not get in eyes, on skin, or on clothing. Use only outdoors or in a well-ventilated area. Use dry chemical to extinguish. Wear fire/flame resistant/retardant clothing. Dispose of contents/containers to local recycling facility. Do NOT induce vomiting. Stop leak if safe to do so. Protect from sunlight. 24. Indicate which type of precautionary statement "Keep away from heat, hot surfaces, sparks, open flames, and other ignition sources " for Liquid Cleaner 77?PreventionResponseStorageDisposal 25. Indicate which type of precautionary statement "Dispose of contents and container according to local regulations for hazardous products" for Liquid Cleaner 77?PreventionResponseStorageDisposal 26. What are the recommended uses for Super-SOLVX?Use the SDS for Super-SOLVX® to complete the next several questions. The SOS section numbersare shown in brackets Degreaser adhesive remover paint stripper industrial cleaner solvent 27. What is the most serious health hazard from Super-SOLVX? May causes Eye Irritation Harmful in contact with skin May cause drownsiness or Dizziness May be fatal if swallowed May cause damage to central nervous system May cause cancer 28. What are the 3 main routes of exposure for Super-Solvx according to the SDS?Inhalation, Swallowed, SkinSwallowed, Injected, SkinSkin, Injection, InhaledInjection, Swallowed, Inhalation Time is Up! February 9, 2021/by Admin https://newforceenergy.ca/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/logo22.png 0 0 Admin https://newforceenergy.ca/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/logo22.png Admin2021-02-09 11:30:372021-02-09 11:30:37WHMIS Introduction
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