OSHA Standards
This is the 4-digit code that is for General Industry.
What is 1910?
This is the full name of OSHA (The acronym written out).
What is the Occupational Safety and Health Administration?
This pictogram is usually applied to something that is considered fatal or toxic.
What is Skull & Crossbones?
This is the full name of MSDS (The Acronym written out).
What is Material Safety Data Sheet?
What is a zebra?
This is the 4-digit code for agriculture.
What is 1928?
This is the year that OSHA was introduced.
What is 1970?
This pictogram covers products that could have narcotic effects.
What is exclamation mark?
This is the number of sections that make up an SDS.
What is 16?
This is the 4-digit code for Inspections, Citations, and Proposed Penalties.
What is 1903?
This is the act that created OSHA.
What is the OSH Act?
This is the number of hazard pictograms introduced by OSHA.
What is 9?
These sections on an SDS are considered mandatory.
What are sections 1-11?
What is 1926?
This decade saw the introduction of safety standards for asbestos, lead, and cotton dust.
This is what mandates pictograms for professionals.
What is the Hazard Communication Standard (HCS)
This section of an SDS addresses any important information on transporting a product.
What is section 14?
This is the 40-digit code for Recording and Reporting Occupational Injuries and Illnesses.
What is 1904?
This is the decade that gave workers the right to know what chemicals they are being exposed to.
What are the 1980s?
This one trait is shared by both the Flame Pictogram and the Exploding Bomb Pictogram.
What are Organic Peroxides?
In the event of a chemical leak, this would be the section of the SDS to refer to.
What is section 6?