SDS book
spill response
Spill kit contents
100
How many sections are in a safety data sheet?
16
100
What is the first thing you should do when a chemical spill occurs?
Alert others and assess the hazard — prioritize safety!
100
What is the purpose of absorbent pads in a spill kit?
To soak up liquid spills.
200
What section of an SDS contains first-aid measures?
Section 4
200
When is it appropriate to use a spill kit yourself rather than call for emergency help?
When the spill is less than 55 gallons of non-hazardous substance.
200
What kind of PPE might be found in a chemical spill kit?
Gloves, apron, shoe covers, goggles
300
Where would you find spill cleanup procedures in an SDS?
Section 6, accidental release measures
300
Who is the individual that you should report to after discovering a hazardous chemical spill?
Metapro --> Supervisor
Management --> EHS department
300
What item in a spill kit is used to contain a spill and prevent spreading?
Absorbent socks
400
List 3 key items listed in the "hazard identification" section.
Classification of the substance/mixture, risk phrases, trade name, signal word, hazard statements, precautionary statements.
400
Whose responsibility is it to maintain all spill kits and its contents?
Each department is in charge of their spill kit
500
What are the differences between acute and chronic exposure as described in SDSs?
Acute exposure causes immediate or short-term effects (e.g., irritation, dizziness); chronic exposure leads to long-term effects (e.g., cancer, organ damage).
500
Following a spill response, you should do this to maintain the readiness of your spill kit.
Restock used supplies/collect inventory