WHMIS Quiz Survey

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* 3. Employee Branch:

Ottawa

Kingston

Toronto

Hamilton

London

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* 4. What are the 3 main parts of WHMIS training?

Learn to read a WHMIS label

Learn to read a Safety Data Sheet

Learn to use the chemicals you may come in contact with at the workplace

Learn to administer First Aid and CPR in case a worker is injured at work

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* 5. WHMIS legislation exists only in Ontario.

True

False

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* 6. Employers are responsible to train workers about any potential or actual health and physical hazard known by the employer.

True

False

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* 7. Supervisors are responsible to make sure workers are wearing the correct personal protective equipment.

True

False

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* 8. What are the 3 Basic Rights of Workers?

The right to get a break every 2 hours

The right to participate in health and safety

The right to know about hazards in the workplace and how to work safely

The right to refuse work that could injure someone

The right to get a raise every 12 months

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* 9. The idea behind the Workplace Hazardous Material Information System is also known as the workers “Right to Know”.

True

False

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* 10. Chemicals can be absorbed through your skin.

True

False

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* 11. Breathing in chemicals is the most common way chemicals enter the body.

True

False

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* 12. Exposure to chemicals can take years for symptoms to develop.

True

False

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* 13. Hazardous substances are found in 3 physical states, solids, liquids and gases.

True

False

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* 14. Chemical hazards can have acute and / or chronic effects on the body.

True

False

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* 15. Exposure to hazardous products will not affect you after leaving the workplace.

True

False

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* 16. Many common household cleaners are just as hazardous as the ones used at work.

True

False

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* 17. Safety Data Sheets are required for all controlled substances, even if an original supplier label is on the container.

True

False

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* 18. A workplace label must have the name of the chemical, the safe handling instructions and a reference to read the Safety Data Sheet.

True

False

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* 19. First Aid measures for the immediate treatment of a person who has been exposed to a hazardous material are not required on a SDS.

True

False

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* 20. Safety Data Sheets are to be locked away and workers must ask to see them.

True

False

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* 21. Where are your SDS located?

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* 22. Preparing a higher concentration of chemicals than normal is okay if you’re in a hurry to get the job done.

True

False

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* 23. A solution in an unlabeled spray bottle can be used if you think you know what it is and the colour looks right.

True

False

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* 24. If unsure about how to mix a certain chemical, or how to use it, where can you get help?

On the supplier label

Read the Safety Data Sheet

From the employer and/or Supervisor

All of the above

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* 25. (Exclamation mark) These symbols represent substances that will have chronic health effects.

True

False

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* 26. (Flame and O) Chemicals with this symbol mean:

A tire is on fire.

This is less dangerous than a chemical rated as flammable.

It is an oxidizer and if ignited, the fire may be very aggressive and even explode.

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* 27. (Skull & Cross bones) A chemical with this symbol on it means:

There is a pirate nearby

This chemical will burn your skin

This is a chemical that make cause immediate illness or even death

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* 28. (Chemical on hands) Chemicals with this symbol are corrosive and can burn through skin.

True

False

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* 29. (Chest/Body cavity) Chemicals with these symbols are toxic and should not touch the skin or be inhaled.

True

False

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* 30. (Cylinder) This symbol means the container is pressurized and may explode if heated or if the valve is knocked off.

True

False

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* 31. (Flame) Chemicals with this symbol may catch fire or explode if near a source of ignition.

True

False

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* 32. I confirm that I have reviewed the training material referenced in this quiz.

Yes

WHMIS Quiz

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* 1. First Name:

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* 2. Last Name:

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* 3. Employee Branch:

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* 4. What are the 3 main parts of WHMIS training?

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* 5. WHMIS legislation exists only in Ontario.

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* 6. Employers are responsible to train workers about any potential or actual health and physical hazard known by the employer.

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* 7. Supervisors are responsible to make sure workers are wearing the correct personal protective equipment.

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* 8. What are the 3 Basic Rights of Workers?

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* 9. The idea behind the Workplace Hazardous Material Information System is also known as the workers “Right to Know”.

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* 10. Chemicals can be absorbed through your skin.

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* 11. Breathing in chemicals is the most common way chemicals enter the body.

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* 12. Exposure to chemicals can take years for symptoms to develop.

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* 13. Hazardous substances are found in 3 physical states, solids, liquids and gases.

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* 14. Chemical hazards can have acute and / or chronic effects on the body.

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* 15. Exposure to hazardous products will not affect you after leaving the workplace.

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* 16. Many common household cleaners are just as hazardous as the ones used at work.

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* 17. Safety Data Sheets are required for all controlled substances, even if an original supplier label is on the container.

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* 18. A workplace label must have the name of the chemical, the safe handling instructions and a reference to read the Safety Data Sheet.

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* 19. First Aid measures for the immediate treatment of a person who has been exposed to a hazardous material are not required on a SDS.

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* 20. Safety Data Sheets are to be locked away and workers must ask to see them.

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* 21. Where are your SDS located?

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* 22. Preparing a higher concentration of chemicals than normal is okay if you’re in a hurry to get the job done.

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* 23. A solution in an unlabeled spray bottle can be used if you think you know what it is and the colour looks right.

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* 24. If unsure about how to mix a certain chemical, or how to use it, where can you get help?

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* 25. (Exclamation mark) These symbols represent substances that will have chronic health effects.

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* 26. (Flame and O) Chemicals with this symbol mean:

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* 27. (Skull & Cross bones) A chemical with this symbol on it means:

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* 28. (Chemical on hands) Chemicals with this symbol are corrosive and can burn through skin.

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* 29. (Chest/Body cavity) Chemicals with these symbols are toxic and should not touch the skin or be inhaled.

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* 30. (Cylinder) This symbol means the container is pressurized and may explode if heated or if the valve is knocked off.

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* 31. (Flame) Chemicals with this symbol may catch fire or explode if near a source of ignition.

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* 32. I confirm that I have reviewed the training material referenced in this quiz.