True or False? When handling a hazardous product for the first time, a worker should first locate and review its Safety Data Sheet (SDS).

True or False? Every hazardous product must have an accompanying Safety Data Sheet.TrueFalse

Which section of the SDS should you refer to, if you are unsure of the intended use of a material?Product IdentificationFire fighting measuresHazard IdentificationRegulatory Information

The hazard identification section of the SDS should include information regarding:A. Conditions and other substances to avoidB. Hazards of the substance or mixture; hazard classification, symbols, signal word, hazard statements, precautionary statementsC. Fire prevention and first aid measuresD. Name of supplier, name of product, and product use

Which section of the SDS should you refer to, if you need to contact the supplier or manufacturer?Other InformationRegulatory InformationFire Fighting MeasuresProduct Identification

QUESTION:What is an SDS? An SDS is:POSSIBLE ANSWERS:An updated list of the chemical inventory within a specific work area.The training that users of hazardous chemicals receive.The catalog of chemical identification numbers used in the HCS.A document used to inform users about specific chemical data.