Equipment Safety
Chemical Handling & Storage
Health & Hygiene
Potent Compound Handling
Managing Hazardous Waste
100

What should you do before using a piece of laboratory equipment that you have never operated before?

Review the SOP/work instructions and receive appropriate training.

100

Where can you find information about a chemical's hazards, PPE requirements, and first aid measures?

The Safety Data Sheet (SDS).

100

Eating and drinking are prohibited in laboratory spaces because they can lead to what?

Chemical contamination and exposure.

100

Potent compounds require special controls because they can cause effects at very _____ doses.

Low doses.

100

Hazardous waste containers must remain ______ when not actively adding waste.

Closed.

200

Safety guards, interlocks, and shields should never be _______?

Bypassed or removed.

200

True or False: Chemicals can be stored alphabetically regardless of hazard class.

False.

200

Eating and drinking are prohibited in laboratory spaces because they can lead to what?

Chemical contamination and exposure.

200

What document identifies handling requirements and exposure controls for potent compounds?

Exposure control guidance or hazard assessment documentation.

200

What information must be included on a hazardous waste label?

Waste description/contents and applicable labeling requirements.

300

What is the first step when equipment is found damaged or malfunctioning?

Stop using it and report the issue.

300

Acids and bases should be stored _________.

Separately.

300

If a chemical splashes into your eyes, where should you immediately go?

An emergency eyewash station.

300

Engineering controls such as containment devices are used primarily to protect whom?

Personnel and the workplace environment.

300

True or False: Hazardous waste containers may be used indefinitely if they are not full.

False.

400

This safety process prevents unexpected startup of equipment during servicing.

What is Lockout/Tagout (LOTO)?

400

What is the most important information that must be on a secondary container label?

Chemical identity and hazard information.

400

How long should you flush your eyes after a chemical exposure?

At least 15 minutes.

400

What should you do if you suspect a potent compound exposure occurred?

Stop work, notify supervision/EHS, and follow site exposure response procedures.

400

Incompatible waste streams should be stored _________.

Separately.

500

Name one type of PPE that you may need while working with a robotic liquid handler?

Safety glasses,  gloves, lab coat.

500

This symbol indicates a material that can rapidly catch fire.

What is the Flammable Hazard pictogram?

500

What is one sign that poor ergonomics may be affecting your work?

Repetitive strain, discomfort, numbness, or musculoskeletal pain.

500

Name one engineering control commonly used when handling potent materials.

Glove box, containment enclosure, biological safety cabinet where applicable, or ventilated enclosure.

500

What should you do if you discover an unlabeled waste container?

Do not handle it further and report it immediately for evaluation.

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