WHMIS Quiz

What does the WHMIS symbol of a flame represent?

• Flammable

• Non-reactive

• Corrosive

• Toxic

What does the WHMIS symbol of a skull and crossbones represent?

• Dangerous for the environment

• Radioactive

• Flammable

• Toxic or poisonous

What information is typically found on a WHMIS label?

• Product identifier, supplier identifier, hazard pictograms, signal words, hazard statements, precautionary statements, and supplemental information

• Product name, expiration date, ingredients, company logo

• Color of the product, size of the container, price, company address

• Manufacturer's phone number, product weight, country of origin, customer reviews

Why is it important to understand WHMIS pictograms?

• To save money on training

• To make the workplace more colorful

• To confuse employees

• To ensure the safe handling and use of hazardous materials.

What does the WHMIS pictogram of an exclamation mark inside a triangle represent?

• Safety precaution for fire hazards

• Indication of safe handling procedures

• Hazard warning for irritants or other hazards

• Warning for corrosive materials

What does the WHMIS pictogram of a flame represent?

• Toxic material

• Corrosive material

• Biohazard material

• Flammable material

What is the purpose of a WHMIS safety data sheet?

• To provide information about the hazards of a controlled product and the necessary precautions for safe handling and use.

• To list the top 10 movies of all time

• To give instructions on how to build a computer

• To provide information about the best restaurants in the area

What should workers do if they encounter workplace hazards?

• Take a picture of the hazards and post it on social media

• Keep the hazards to themselves and not tell anyone

• Report the hazards to their supervisor or employer and take necessary precautions

• Ignore the hazards and continue working

What are some examples of workplace hazards covered by WHMIS?

• Weather hazards

• Spiritual hazards

• Some examples of workplace hazards covered by WHMIS include chemicals, biological hazards, physical hazards, and ergonomic hazards.

• Emotional hazards

How can workers protect themselves from workplace hazards?

• Ignoring safety protocols and not using personal protective equipment

• Engaging in risky behavior and not paying attention to surroundings

• Relying on others to protect them from workplace hazards

• Following safety protocols and using personal protective equipment