Safety Jeopardy

Hazard Communication

100

Where chemical hazard information should appear

On the label of the container

200

Every chemical used in the workplace has this form with it

MSDS - Material Safety Data Sheet (also shortened to SDS)

300

This organization communicates the hazard standards

OSHA- Occupational Safety and Health Administration

400

These types of products or containers are exempt from the hazard standard

Consumer products and sealed containers

500

This workplace group is responsible for ensuring all hazard labels are readable

Your employer

MSDS- Material Safety Data Sheets

100

MSDS must provide the identity of this substance

Hazardous

200

The MSDS must list the name, address, and phone number of whom? 

The chemical supplier

300

The MSDS must list these two characteristics of the chemical

Physical and chemical

400

What should you do if/when the MSDS is not nearby the chemical?

Ask your supervisor to obtain a copy

500

These items must be worn when handling hazmat chemicals

PPE - personal protective equipment

Flammable & Combustible Liquids

100

Any liquid whose flash point is below 100 degrees Fahrenheit

Flammable liquid

200

The temperature at which vapors can ignite when there is a spark, flame, or static electricity

Flash point

300

Most flammable liquids are _______, that is, they evaporate quickly and reach a concentration in the air that could lead to explosion 

Volatile

400

To work safely with flammables, you need to control these three potential hazards

Temperature, concentration of vapor, and ignition sources

500

No more than this many gallons of flammable or combustible liquids shall be stored in any one storage cabinet

25-gallons

First Aid for the Workplace

100

This term is used to describe the necessary temporary assistance an injured person needs until professional medical care can be provided

First aid

200

The three primary goals of first aid are to preserve life, prevent further injury, and this...

Promote recovery

300

If an accident has occurred, the first action to take is this

Assess the scene

400

Once the scene is deemed safe, you may approach the injured person and do this

Look for the cause of injury

500

When assessing an injury, it is important that you do not do this

Move the injured person

Seasonal Heat Safety

100

This is the most common heat-related illness

Heat exhaustion

200

This is a symptom of heat exhaustion

Irritability

Heavy sweating

Dizziness

Thirst

300

This is more dangerous than heat exhaustion

Heat stroke

400

The first step to relieving heat exhaustion is this

Move the person to a cooler place

500

There are two types of heat stroke; name them

Classic and exertional