Spill Response Basics
Name that Chemical
SDS Treasure Hunt
Containment and Clean Up
100

The maximum spill size your team can generally handle before management/professional assistance is required.

55 gallons (208 L)

100

I am highly flammable and have a flash point around 12°C.

Isopropyl Alcohol

100

Which SDS section contains First Aid Measures?

Section 4

100

These are commonly used to stop a spill from spreading.

Absorbent booms

200

You should do this immediately after discovering a spill.

Evaluate the spill and notify supervisor/management

200

I am a chelating agent that may be corrosive to metals.

Versenex 80

200

Which SDS section contains Spill Response information?

Section 6

200

What is one method to obtain a workplace label if needed?

Contact Environmental Coordinator, through 3E database, HAZCOM model program folder

300

True or False: You should smell an unknown substance to help identify it.

False

300

I am a foaming agent and my spills create extreme slip hazards.

Hyonic 25-AS

300

Which SDS section contains Environmental Information?

Section 12

300

This flammable product requires ignition sources to be removed before cleanup begins.

Isopropyl Alcohol

400

The first thing you should do before attempting to stop a leak.

Assess the hazard and ensure it is safe

400

I am a biocide that is very toxic to aquatic life.

Sodium Omadine

400

Which SDS section contains Physical and Chemical Properties?

Section 9

400

Name two things that are required on all work place labels.

Product identifier, pictogram, precautionary statement, signal words, hazard statement

500

A spill is moving toward a drain. What is your priority?

Contain the spill and protect the drain

500

I am a bactericide/fungicide that may cause allergic skin reactions.

Mergal 165

500

Which SDS section would tell you whether a product is flammable?

Section 9 or Section 2

500

Which product's SDS recommends neutralization before absorption?

Versenex 80