Hazcom and Hearing Conservation 2021
Hazcom and Hearing Conservation Quiz
Test your knowledge on Hazcom and Hearing Conservation with our engaging quiz! This quiz covers essential information about chemical safety, personal protective equipment, and hearing conservation practices.
Key Topics:
- GHS labeling
- Hearing protection standards
- Spill kit usage
GHS stands for:
Globally Harmonized System of chemical labeling
Globally Harmful System of chemical labeling
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General Harmful Stickers
All containers must have a label on them
True
False
PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) must be worn
Only when the employee decides it is necessary
Only when OSHA inspectors are present
In any area where it is required
This GHS pictogram indicates
Toxicity
Corrosive
Health Hazard
Flammable
At Delfasco, I can get an SDS
On the computer in the Break Room
In the Safety Office
From the binders in the Break Room
All of the above
Noise induced hearing loss is caused by
Shooting guns without hearing protection
Listening to loud music on headphones
Working around loud machinery without hearing protection
All of the above
The part of the ear typically damaged by noise is
Stereocilia or hair bundles inside the cochlea in the inner ear
The ear canal
The outer ear
Brain cells
Hearing protection must be worn when exposed to
85 decibels for 8 hours
50 decibels for 10 hours
9 decibels for 9 hours
All of the above
Spill kits at Delfasco are located
In the Welding department
In Final Assembly
In the Paint/Chemical department
In the Safety office
Which of these will you NOT find in Delfasco's spill kits?
Absorbent materials
Safety Data Sheet (SDS)
Instruction card
Disposal bags
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