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

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

QUESTION:Which of the following must be included in a safety data sheet?POSSIBLE ANSWERS:Hazardous determination testing results and product patent information.Possible uses for the chemical and current injury and illness statistics.Any ecological or environmental hazards and transportation information.Symptoms of exposure and necessary personal protective equipment.

Which phrase best defines what Safety Data Sheets are?A label on a product which describes the particular hazards associated with the hazardous productA technical bulletin that provides comprehensive information on hazardous productsA booklet on site that contains information on how workers can stay safe on the work siteSpecific company policies relating to hazardous product use on the work site

The purpose of the safety data sheet is to provide which of the following?A. Detailed information regarding the hazards associated with a chemical productB. Provides safe handling and emergency measures that workers need to be aware of when using a controlled productC. Key information for worker training and education regarding the safe use and handling of hazardous chemical materialsD. All of the above

The product identifier, supplier identifier information, pictograms, signal words, hazard statements, and precautionary statements are all required on :A. The supplier labelB. The safety data sheetC. The health and safety manualD. The product information sheet