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REVIEW TEST REGISTRANT INFORMATION Please
complete and send the following information: Name/Registrant:
Location of previous WHMIS Training: Date of previous WHMIS Training:
Company Name: Phone Number: Your E-Mail Address: to
the e-mail address of DAL Enterprise shown in the Contact
Us webpage or fill out
the Registration Form from this website
Just
a reminder that this is the WHMIS review course only ________________________________________________________
QUESTIONS:
1. Workplace labels must identify the
product, give safe handling instructions and remind workers that an MSDS is available
for the product. 2. MSDSs must be prepared for all hazardous products
and must be updated every 3 years. 3. Employers must supply WHMIS training
only to those workers who are exposed to hazardous materials on a daily basis.
4. The worker is responsible for attaching supplier labels to
products. SELECT ONE ANSWER FROM THE DROP DOWN BOX 5.
WHMIS workplace labels are required when: a) The product is poured
from its original container into a new one. b) When a bulk shipment arrives
without a supplier label c) If a material is produced on site d) All of
the above 6. Who is responsible for enforcing
WHMIS provincially? a) Workplace Safety and Health Inspectors b)
The Fire Marshall c) The Disease Control Institute d) The employer 7.
If a worker finds a product with a torn or illegible label or of it has no label,
he or she must: a) Report it to the supervisor b) Call the supplier
immediately c) Consider the product safe to use d) Call 9-1-1 and leave
the building 8. Hazardous materials include:
a) Materials which are toxic corrosive or dangerously reactive b)
Materials which are flammable or combustible c) Compressed gases d) All
of the above 9. Which of the following are the
three main elements of WHMIS? a) MSDS, controlled products and
labels b) Training, labels and MSDS c) Hazards symbols, MSDSs and training d)
All of the above 10. WHMIS supplier labels a)
Act to warn worker about the hazards of hazardous materials b) Have a distinctive
slashed border c) Must be in both English and French d) All of the above
11. Employer responsibilities under WHMIS include
ensuring a) That the Joint Health and Safety Committee or H &
S Representative be consulted concerning the WHMIS training program b) That
all controlled products have an MSDS available for employee review c) That
products are properly labeled and that workers are trained in their safe use d)
All of the above 12. Which of the following would
not be found on an MSDS? a) Required PPE b) Clean-up procedures c)
Emergency first-aid measure d) Substitute products 13.
Where should MSDS's be stored at your worksites? a) In or near
your work area b) Boss's office c) At the manufacturer's 14.
When can a workplace label contain only the name of the controlled product?
a) When you decant (pour out) a product for use by you or a co-worker for
a single shift. b) When you decant a product and use it yourself and for only
one shift. c) When you decant a product and use it immediately, but for a few
shifts. d) When you decant a product for a co-worker.
15. A substance is a controlled product if it could cause: a)
Chemical related injuries b) Eye strain c) Health problems d) Back
strain 16. What are the two most common ways
for harmful substances to enter the body? a) Breathing b) Open
wounds c) Skin contact d) Drinking 17.
Which of the following pieces of information must be contained on a WHMIS supplier
label a) The identity of the product b) The date the product
was shipped c) Hazard symbols d) Supplier/manufacturer name, address e)
A list of those workers who may use the product safely f) First aid directions
g) Precautions and storage instructions h) A statement absolving the manufacturer
of responsibility for accidents resulting from use of the product i) Reference
to an MSDS 18. Which of the following are classes
of hazardous products? a) Flammable and combustible material b)
Poisonous and infectious material c) Perfectly safe to use material d)
Oxidizing material e) Corrosive material f) Always fatal material g)
Dangerously reactive material h) Compressed gas i) Biohazardous material
19. Which of these is not the responsibility
of the supplier of a controlled product? a) Provide training b)
Supply MSDS's c) Label controlled products d) These are all a suppliers
responsibility 20. Which of these is your responsibility
when working with controlled products? a) Understand WHIMS symbols
b) Report unsafe situations c) Inform other workers of potential dangers
d) Provide supplier labels USING THE
MSDS FOR SUPERIOR PROPANE ANSWER THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS It
may be easier to review if you print it.
21.
Which of the following best describes the storage requirements? a)
Secure cylinders upright in a ventilated space valves closed and equipped with
a protective cap or guard b) Secure cylinders horizontally in a closed storage
shed, valves closed and equipped with a protective cap or guard c) Secure cylinders
upright in a ventilate space, valves closed and next to any oxidizing agents in
storage. 22. What Personal Protective Equipment
(PPE) is required to use the product described in the MSDS? a)
Hard hat, respirator with organic cartridge, insulated gloves b) Safety glasses,
insulated gloves, and a self contained breathing apparatus if the product is likely
to bring the oxygen content of air to below 18% c) Safety goggle, safety boots,
dust/mist respirator 23. Which of the following
best describes the effect of the product on the eyes and the skin? a)
The gas causes reddening and tearing of the eyes; skin contact with the liquid
causes an effect similar to sunburn b) The gas causes severe irritation of
the eyes accompanied by watery discharge; skin contact with the liquid has little
effect but may cause drying c) Exposure to vapourizing liquid may cause frostbite
(cold burns) and Permanent eye damage 24.
What are the chronic (long-term) effects of exposure to the product in the attached
MSDS? a) Long-term low-level exposure can cause congestion of the
lungs & can ultimately lead to lung cancer b) There are no reported effects
from long-term low-level exposure c) Long-term low-level exposure can cause
breathing difficultly and allergic skin reactions 25.
What materials should you avoid when using the product in the attached MSDS? a)
Corrosive materials b) Oxidizing agents c) Biohazardous *For
your records you may want to print a copy of the review test before taking the
WHMIS course.
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