[ILM] 101C Hazardous Materials and Fire Protection Flashcards
WHMIS stands for
Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System
WHMIS classifications
Class A - compressed gas
Class B - flammable & combustible material
Class C - Oxidizing material
Class D - Division 1 - Poisonous & Infectious material: immediate & serious toxic effects
Class D - Division 2 - Poisonous & Infectious material: other toxic effects
Class D - Division 3 - Poisonous & Infectious material: Biohazardous infectious material
Class E - corrosive material
Class F - dangerously reactive material
WHMIS is governed by
OHS Act
key elements of WHMIS
- worker education
- product labelling
- safety data sheets (SDS)
WHMIS labelling
- supplier labels
- workplace labels
- other means
purpose of SDS is
to explain the hazards present
ULC stands for
Underwriters Laboratory of Canada
CSA stands for
Canadian Standards Association
TDGR stands for
Transporting Dangerous Goods Regulations
Your employer must provide a code of practice, a respirator and rescue training for anyone working in hazardous confined spaces
T or F
True
the risk of explosion increases dramatically when you are working in containers, vessels or confined spaces
T or F
True
elements of a fire
- fuel
- air (oxygen)
- ignition
Class of fire
Class A - wood & paper (green triangle)
Class B - flammable liquids (red square)
Class C - electrical equipment (blue circle)
Class D - combustible metals (yellow star)
Class K - combustible cooking media (black square)
aim at the base of the fire to remove the oxygen supply closest to the fuel
T or F
True