OSHA Flashcards

1
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What does OSHA stand for?

A

Occupational Safety and Health Act

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2
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OSHA was created to?

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Assure safe and healthy working conditions for men and women by setting and enforcing standards and by providing training, outreach, education, and assistance

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3
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OSHA is under?

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Department of Labor

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4
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What does the Hazard Communication Standard require?

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-chemical manufacturers must classify the hazards of the chemicals, and prepare appropriate labels and SDS to convey the hazards
-chemical manufacturers must ensure that containers of these chemicals are labeled when shipped, and that SDS are provided with the first shipment

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5
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What is required of employers under HazCom standards?

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-Employers must have labels and SDS for their exposed workers, and proper training to handle chemicals
-employers must have a list of workplace chemicals

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6
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How many sections in an SDS?

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16

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SDS Section 1?

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Identification - identifies the chemical and its recommended uses

Also provides supplier contact information

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SDS Section 2?

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Hazard Identification - identifies hazards of the chemicals and appropriate warning information

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SDS Section 3?

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Composition/Information on Ingredients - identifies ingredients, chemical names, trade secrets, etc

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SDS Section 4

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First Aid - describes initial care to be given to anyone who has been exposed

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SDS Section 5

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Fire Fighting Measures - recommendations for fighting fire caused by a chemical

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SDS Section 6

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Accidental Release Measure - recommendations on appropriate spill response procedures

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SDS Section 7

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Handling and Storage - identifies safe handling and safe conditions for storage

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14
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SDS Section 8

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Exposure Controls/Personal Protection - identifies appropriate PPEs

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15
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SDS Section 9

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Physical and Chemical Properties - identifies physical and chemical properties (appearance, odor, vapor pressure, etc)

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16
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SDS Section 10

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Stability and Reactivity - describes reactivity hazards and chemical stability information

17
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SDS Section 11

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Toxicological Information - identifies toxicological and health effects information (likely routes of exposure, symptoms after exposure, etc)

18
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SDS Section 12

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Ecological Information - identifies environmental impacts if released into environment

19
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SDS Section 13

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Disposal Considerations - guidance on proper disposal

20
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SDS Section 14

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Transport Information - guidance on shipping and transportation information

21
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SDS Section 15

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Regulatory Information - identifies safety, health, and environmental regulations specific to the product

22
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SDS Section 16

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Other Information - indicates when SDS was prepared or last updated, other useful information

23
Q

What sections of the SDS are considered non-mandatory by OSHA?

A

Section 12-15

24
Q

What is an “Other Than Serious Violation”?

A

Violation that has a direct relationship to jon safety and health but probably would not cause death or serious physical harm

25
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What is a “Serious Violation”?

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A violation where there is substantial probability that death or serious physical harm could result and that the employer knew, or should have known of the hazard

26
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What is a “Willful Violation”?

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A violation that the employer knowingly commits or commits with plain indifference to the law

27
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What is a “Repeated Violation”?

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A violation of any standard, regulation, rule, or order where, upon reinspection, is substantially similar to a previous violation

28
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What is “Failure to Abate Prior Violation”?

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Failure to abate a prior violation

29
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What is “De Minimis Violation”?

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Violations of standard which have no direct or immediate relationship to safety or health