QUESTION:Which statement is true of a biohazard warning label? A biohazard warning label should be:POSSIBLE ANSWERS:Removed from a container when it reaches its destination.Affixed as close as possible to a regulated waste container.Fluorescent yellow with white lettering.Substituted with a blue bag or container.

Chemical containers (primary and secondary) should be, at a minimum, labeled with which of the following?: Chemical name Hazard warnings Abbreviations Both A and B

QUESTION:Which of the following chemicals require labeling? Chemicals must be labeled when:POSSIBLE ANSWERS:Transferred to small portable containers for immediate use.Part of a group marked by detailed batch tickets.Flowing through a pipe for containment or transport.Stored in stationary process containers near a hazard sign.

What is found on containers of products containing chemical hazards to alert workers to hazards and provide instructions for safe handling?A. Danger signsB. LabelsC. DiagramsD. Placards

If an employee notices that a container’s label is missing or damaged, what should the employee do?POSSIBLE ANSWERS:File a report with OSHA and dispose of the chemicals.Inform a supervisor and do not use those chemicals.Write the chemical information directly on the container.Copy the label of an identical container and apply it.

hich circumstance(s) warrant a workplace label?The product is not in a container of any kind (such as a pile)A hazardous product is transferred into another containerSupplier label becomes lost or illegibleAll of the above