The LOTO standard establishes the employer’s responsibility to protect employees from

hazardous energy sources during service and maintenance.

Class A fire extinguishers are for use with

ordinary materials like cloth, wood, and paper.

SDS Section 1, Identification, provides the product's ___.

manufacturer's contact information including emergency ph #

SDS Section 8, Exposure controls, lists ___.

PELs, TLVs, and any other exposure limited by manufacturer

State and local government workers

are not protected by Federal OSHA standards.

SDS Section 2, Hazards identification, provides the product's ___.

all hazards regarding the chemical; required label elements

The General Duty Clause of the OSH Act requires

employers to keep their workplace free of recognized hazards

What does the acronym RACE stand for?

Rescue Alarm Confine Extinguish

SDS Section 9, Physical and chemical properties, identifies ___.

physical and chemical properties of the substance or mixture

Per OSHA, all workers have the right to

complain or request hazard correction from employer.

SDS Section 6, Accidental release measures, lists ___.

emergency procedures; PPE; proper containment/cleanup.

OSHA’s Whistleblower Protection Program protects

employees from penalty for reporting hazardous conditions.

Class B fire extinguishers are for use with

combustible and flammable liquids like grease & gasoline.

SDS Section 7, Handling and storage, lists ___.

precautions for safe handling/storage & incompatibilities

Class C fire extinguishers are for use with

electrical equipment like appliances & tools.

Why is controlling hazardous energy sources important?

Prevents exposer to serious physical harm/death

The OSHA standard makes clear that employers

provide and pay for most PPE used as part of the job.

SDS Section 10, Stability and reactivity, lists ___.

chemical stability & the possibility of hazardous reactions

SDS Section 4, First-aid measures, provides ___.

important symptoms/effects and required treatment

Occupational Safety and Health Administration

Employers are not required to pay for PPE if

the employer permits such items to be worn off the job site.

SDS Section 11, Toxicological information, includes ___.

routes of exposure/symptoms, effects, and levels of poison

Class K fire extinguishers are for use with

vegetable oils, animal oils, and fats in cooking appliances

SDS Section 3, Composition, provides ___.

information on chemical ingredients; trade secret claims.

To help assure a safe and healthful workplace, OSHA also provides workers with the right to:

use their rights under the law without retaliation.

SDS Section 5, fire-fighting measures, lists ___.

suitable extinguishing techniques, equipment

SDSs must be in a uniform format and include ___.

the section numbers, headings, and associated information

limit worker exposure to hazardous chemicals.

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1
The LOTO standard establishes the employer’s responsibility to protect employees from
hazardous chemicals during service and maintenance.
accessing other employees PPE.
accessing approved production parts.
hazardous energy sources during service and maintenance.
2
OSHA rights govern
self-employed workers.
other federal agencies.
immediately family members of family farms.
general industry workers.
3
Which type of fire extinguisher(s) is most often found in homes and businesses?
flammable metals
large grease fires
multi-purpose
electrical fires
4
Class A fire extinguishers are for use with
ordinary materials like cloth, wood, and paper.
combustible and flammable liquids like grease & gasoline.
electrical equipment like appliances & tools.
flammable metals
5
Which sections of SDS does OSHA not enforce?
2 through 5
10 through 15
11 through 16
12 through 15
6
SDS Section 1, Identification, provides the product's ___.
important symptoms/effects and required treatment
information on chemical ingredients; trade secret claims.
all hazards regarding the chemical; required label elements
manufacturer's contact information including emergency ph #
7
SDS Section 8, Exposure controls, lists ___.
precautions for safe handling/storage & incompatibilities
PELs, TLVs, and any other exposure limited by manufacturer
emergency procedures; PPE; proper containment/cleanup.
important symptoms/effects and required treatment
8
State and local government workers
are not allowed to be whistleblowers.
have no protection from hazardous working conditions.
are protected by Federal OSHA standards.
are not protected by Federal OSHA standards.
9
SDS Section 2, Hazards identification, provides the product's ___.
manufacturer's contact information including emergency ph #
all hazards regarding the chemical; required label elements
information on chemical ingredients; trade secret claims.
important symptoms/effects and required treatment
10
The HCS requires manufacturers/ distributors/importers to provide ___ for hazardous chemicals.
Chemistry Data Sheets
Safety Data Sheets
Manufacturing Data Sheets
Health-risk Data Sheets
11
Which type of fire extinguisher(s) is used in fires containing magnesium and titanium.?
A
D
C
B
12
Employers must ensure that ____ are readily accessible to employees.
Health-risk Data Sheets
Manufacturing Data Sheets
Safety Data Sheets
Chemistry Data Sheets
13
The General Duty Clause of the OSH Act requires
employees to keep their workplace free of recognized hazards
employees to perform certain dangerous jobs.
employers to keep their workplace free of recognized hazards
employers to maintain a hazardous working environment
14
What does the acronym RACE stand for?
Retain Alarm Confine Exit
Rescue Alarm Confine Extinguish
Remove Aim Confirm Exit
React Alert Contain Exit
15
SDS Section 9, Physical and chemical properties, identifies ___.
physical and chemical properties of the substance or mixture
PELs, TLVs, and any other exposure limited by manufacturer
precautions for safe handling/storage & incompatibilities
emergency procedures; PPE; proper containment/cleanup.
16
Per OSHA, all workers have the right to
work in a hazardous environment without PPE.
only wear PPE if they so choose.
complain or request hazard correction from employer.
free non-safety prescription eyewear.
17
Which type of fire extinguisher(s) is most often found in restaurants?
K
D
B
C
18
SDS Section 6, Accidental release measures, lists ___.
emergency procedures; PPE; proper containment/cleanup.
suitable extinguishing techniques, equipment
precautions for safe handling/storage & incompatibilities
important symptoms/effects and required treatment
19
What does the acronym PASS stand for?
Press Aim Sweep Suspend
Push Aim Squeeze Sweep
Pull Aim Squeeze Sweep
Push Aim Sweep Squeeze
20
What is the OSHA standard for control of hazardous energy sources?
OSH
LOTO
PPE
SDS
21
OSHA’s Whistleblower Protection Program protects
employers from false accusations by disgruntled employees.
employees from penalty for reporting hazardous conditions.
employees of city, county, state, or federal agencies.
employees who report hazardous conditions after 180-days.
22
Most home improvement stores carry multipurpose fire extinguishers that cover
Class B only.
Class A, B, and C.
Class A only.
Class C only.
23
Class B fire extinguishers are for use with
electrical equipment like appliances & tools.
flammable metals
combustible and flammable liquids like grease & gasoline.
ordinary materials like cloth, wood, and paper.
24
SDS Section 7, Handling and storage, lists ___.
emergency procedures; PPE; proper containment/cleanup.
suitable extinguishing techniques, equipment
important symptoms/effects and required treatment
precautions for safe handling/storage & incompatibilities
25
Class C fire extinguishers are for use with
combustible and flammable liquids like grease & gasoline.
flammable metals
electrical equipment like appliances & tools.
ordinary materials like cloth, wood, and paper.
26
Why is controlling hazardous energy sources important?
Prevents exposer to hazardous chemicals
Prevents exposer to fire
Prevents exposer to serious physical harm/death
Prevents exposer to natural disasters
27
The OSHA standard makes clear that employers
can discriminate against workers who exercise their rights.
provide and pay for most PPE used as part of the job.
inform employees about hazardous conditions after an injury.
can require employees to work in hazardous environments.
28
SDS Section 10, Stability and reactivity, lists ___.
precautions for safe handling/storage & incompatibilities
chemical stability & the possibility of hazardous reactions
PELs, TLVs, and any other exposure limited by manufacturer
emergency procedures; PPE; proper containment/cleanup.
29
Class D fire extinguishers are for use with
ordinary materials like cloth, wood, and paper.
combustible and flammable liquids like grease & gasoline.
electrical equipment like appliances & tools.
flammable metals
30
SDS Section 4, First-aid measures, provides ___.
information on chemical ingredients; trade secret claims.
all hazards regarding the chemical; required label elements
manufacturer's contact information including emergency ph #
important symptoms/effects and required treatment
31
OSHA stands for
Occupant Safety and Hazard Administration
Occupational Safe and Healthy Atmosphere
Operational Safety and Hazard Assistance
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
32
Employers are not required to pay for PPE if
the employer permits such items to be worn off the job site.
hearing protection is required on the job site.
eye protection is non-prescription.
hard hats are required on the job site.
33
SDS Section 11, Toxicological information, includes ___.
precautions for safe handling/storage & incompatibilities
PELs, TLVs, and any other exposure limited by manufacturer
emergency procedures; PPE; proper containment/cleanup.
routes of exposure/symptoms, effects, and levels of poison
34
Class K fire extinguishers are for use with
vegetable oils, animal oils, and fats in cooking appliances
combustible and flammable liquids like grease & gasoline.
electrical equipment like appliances & tools.
ordinary materials like cloth, wood, and paper.
35
SDS Section 3, Composition, provides ___.
all hazards regarding the chemical; required label elements
important symptoms/effects and required treatment
manufacturer's contact information including emergency ph #
information on chemical ingredients; trade secret claims.
36
To help assure a safe and healthful workplace, OSHA also provides workers with the right to:
review records of non-work-related injuries and illnesses
copies of medical records of other employees.
training in the language of the employer's choosing.
use their rights under the law without retaliation.
37
SDS Section 5, fire-fighting measures, lists ___.
important symptoms/effects and required treatment
suitable extinguishing techniques, equipment
emergency procedures; PPE; proper containment/cleanup.
precautions for safe handling/storage & incompatibilities
38
SDSs must be in a uniform format and include ___.
the section numbers, headings, and associated information
only the headings and associated information
only the information pertaining to one section.
only the section numbers and headings
39
OSHA standards
require only life-threatening accidents to be reported.
allow employers to hide accidental injuries.
limit worker exposure to hazardous chemicals.
allow employers to fire whistleblowers.

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