Multiple Choice
OSHA recommends solving a potential problem with a hazardous chemical by (1) determining if a problem exists, (2) using engineering controls to attack the problem, (3) adapting work practices to attack the problem, and (4) :
A) taking steps to make sure it never happens again.
B) retraining the employees.
C) eliminating the chemical from the workplace.
D) using personal protective equipment.
Correct Answer:
Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
Q10: What is the central element for compliance
Q11: Development of a chemical hygiene plan is
Q12: OSHA recommends solving a potential problem with
Q13: Before the 2012 update of OSHA's Hazard
Q14: Training of employees is an essential component
Q16: If a disinfectant that contains hazardous chemicals
Q17: How does one determine the hazard potential
Q18: The minimal OSHA-accepted label on a hazardous
Q19: Which federal agency developed the Hazard Communication
Q20: The OSHA-required written Hazard Communication Program for