A Workplace Label Requires Only The

A workplace label requires only the name of the product, safe handling information and a reference to the MSDS for more details. (Check the Glossary to answer this question)

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True

False

A workplace label may be written by hand.

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True

False

In which section of the MSDS will you find this statement? Ingestion: May be fatal if swallowed. May cause burns to mouth, throat and stomach. (Check the Strip-n-All MSDS in “Resources” to answer this question)

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Section 3: Composition, Information on Ingredients

Section 6: Accidental Release Measures

Section 2: Hazards Identification

Section 8: Exposure Controls, Personal Protection

Identify which symbol matches Class F (Dangerously Reactive Materials). (Check the WHMIS Poster in “Resources” to answer this question)

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What hazards are indicated by a label with these symbols?

(Check the WHMIS Poster in “Resources” to answer this question)

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Oxidizer and Corrosive

Flammable/Combustible and Corrosive

Flammable/Combustible and Reactive

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A sensitizer is a substance that may cause a response such as redness, itching or swelling and the effects become more severe with each additional exposure. (Check the Glossary to answer this question)

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True

False

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The MSDS lists many hazards of Strip-n-All, some of them very serious. What kind of infection can result from long-term exposure to the spray mist of this product? (Check SECTION 2 on the Strip-n-All MSDS in “Resources” to answer this question)

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kidney infection

bronchial infection

nasal infection

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Is Strip-n-All incompatible (reactive) if it’s mixed with sulphuric acid?

(Check SECTION 10 on the Strip-n-All MSDS in “Resources” to answer this question)

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