OSHA 10 - Hazard Communications All Answers Correct

OSHA 10 - Hazard Communications All Answers Correct 1. What are the possible health effects of exposure to hazardous chemicals? (Select all that apply) Acute and chronic 2. What happens when a chemical is ingested? (Select one) It is classified as an acute toxicity 3. Are Category 1 flammable liquids more or less flammable than Category 4 flammable liquids? (Select one) Less 4. What must labels and warning signs conform to? (Select one) The Globally Harmonized System (GHS) 5. What is the purpose of a Hazard Communication Program in workplaces where employees are exposed to hazardous chemicals? (Select one) To ensure a safe and healthy work environment 6. What must employers do to implement a Hazard Communication Program? (Select all that apply) Assign responsibility for initial activities, ongoing activities 7. What should not be done to labels on incoming containers of hazardous materials? (Select all that apply) Remove, deface 8. What must employees be informed of regarding hazardous chemicals in the workplace? (Select all that apply) Requirements for chemical hazard training, location and availability of the Hazard Communication Program, operations where hazardous chemicals are present 9. What is required in a written request for denial of access to specific chemical information? (Select all that apply) Evidence to support the claim that the specific chemical identity is a trade secret, alternative information may satisfy the medical or occupational health need 10. How are chemicals classified as health hazards? (Select all that apply) Acute toxicity, carcinogenicity, respiratory sensitization