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Hazardous Materials And Fire Protection Flashcards

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What does WHMIS stand for?

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Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System

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What is WHMIS?

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A program designed to ensure you have all the information you need to work safely with hazardous materials that are used, stored or manufactured at your workplace.

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What 3 categories of individuals play a part of responsibility in the WHMIS path?

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Supplier, Employer, Worker

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Define what a supplier is

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Organizations that sell or import hazardous products.

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What are the supplier’s responsibilities?

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  1. Ensure that hazardous products are appropriately classified as per the Hazardous Products Regulations. (HPR)
  2. Label the product or container with a WHMIS supplier label.
  3. Provide a safety data sheet SDS) to the customer.
  4. Update the SDS whenever there is new information or change to a product.
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What are the employer’s responsibilities?

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  1. Educate and train workers on the hazards and safe use of products.
  2. Provide all information available for hazardous products
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What information must employer’s provide about hazardous materials?

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  1. Ensure that hazardous products are properly labeled.
  2. Prepare workplace labels as needed.
  3. Prepare SDS as needed (such as for a hazardous product manufactured on site.
  4. Ensure appropriate control measure are in place to protect the health and safety of workers.
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What information should workers know about hazardous products they work with?

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  1. What are the hazards of this product?
  2. How do I protect myslef from these hazards?
  3. What do I do incase of an emergency?
  4. Where can I get further information?
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Why are the 2 major Hazard geoups according to WHMIS 2015

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Physical hazard groups

Health hazard groups

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What is a physical hazard group?

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Products that are dangerous because they can cause damage due to fire or explosion.

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What is a health hazard group?

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Hazardous products that are hazardous because they can cause health effects from mild irritants to toxicity causing death.

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Can a product belong to more than one hazard group?

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Yes

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Name the 3 categories how hazards are divided.

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Group
Class
Category

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Name 3 key precautions for all hazard groups.

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  1. Understand all hazards prior to use
  2. Understand and practice emergency procedures
  3. Know if PPE is required and have correct training, fir matinance and use
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What are the 3 key elements of WHMIS?

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  1. Worker education
  2. Product labeling
  3. Safety data sheets
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What information is your employer responsible for regarding lables, SDS, and other identifiers?

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Content and meaning of the lable
Content and meaning of the SDS
Purpose of identification 
Significance of identification 
Location and modes of identification
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After training about lables SDS and identifiers what should you know?

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Where do I find information about hazardous products?

What are the hazards of the controlled product?

How can I protect myself from those hazards?

What do I do incase of an emergency?

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What is GHS?

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Globally Harmonized System of classification and labelling of chemicals.

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Whatis the required information on a supplier label ?

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Product identifier
Pictograms
Signal word
Hazard statment
Precautionary statment
Initial supplier identifier
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What is a product identifier?

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The name of the product

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What is a pictogram?

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The graphic that representa the hazard class.

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What is a signal word?

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A prompt to alert the worker to the severity or level of the hazard such as Danger or Warning

33
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Which signal word is more severe

Danger or Warning

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Danger

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What is a hazard Statment?

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A standardized statment that describes the nature of the hazard.

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What are some Hazard Sttments?

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Combustible Liquid
Highly flamable liquid or vapor
Contains gas nder pressuer; may explode if heated
Causes eye irritation

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What is a precautionary statment?

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A standardized phrase that describes direct measures to be taken to minimize or prevent the adverse effects from exposure to the hazardous product

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What are the 5 types of precautionary statments?

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  1. General
  2. Prevention
  3. Response
  4. Storage
  5. Disposal
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When are workplace lables used?

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The hazardous product is transferred to a new container from the supplier container

The supplier label is missing or unreadable and the supplier replacement lable is not available

A product is made and used on site.

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What information is require on a workplace lable?

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Product name matching that on the SDS

Safe handling precautions

Reference to the SDS

40
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When is static discharge a concern?

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Refulling machinery
Filling bulk fule tanks
Filling portable fule containers
Refueling passanger viechles

41
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Gas cylinders used for welding or accumulator charge must be stores how?

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In an upright position in a way that prevents them from falli g over.

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Gas cylander must have a what cover when not connected?

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Valve cover

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Where saftet ventilation systems required?

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Whatvis mechanical general ventilation?

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When air is pumped into the enclosedwork area, passes through the areaand is vented outdoors through the ductwork, doors, and windows.

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What is local ventilation?

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Exhaust fans capture fumes at their sourceand exhaust them outdoors.

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What is a portable smoke extractor?

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Air and fumes are drawn into portable smoke extractors, filtered and exhausted, so the air is recirculated .

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What is a confined space?

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An enclosed or partially enclosed space having restricted access and egress (a way out).

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A confined space requires an easy means of escape for you or anyone rescuing a worker. True or false?

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True

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What are the 5 classes of fire?

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50
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What is the PASS method for proper use of a portable fire extinguisher?

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When should tou never fight a fire?

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