Compressed Gases Training Course

1. The best way to lift a cylinder is by attaching a sling to its cap.

Correct
False
2. Oxygen cylinders must be stored away from fuels.
Correct
True
3. It is dangerous to store a cylinder in a staircase or hallway.
Correct
True
4. Oxygen cylinders are dangerous because they might explode or start on fire sp
ontaneously.
Correct
False
5. To manually transport a cylinder, you should use a hand truck with a cylinder
securing device such as a chain.
Correct
True
6. Propane is naturally colorless and odorless.
Correct
True
7. Compressed air cannot penetrate the skin.
Correct
False
8. Cylinder labels should contain the name of the gas and the hazards associated
with the gas.
Correct
True
9. Breathing helium could cause suffocation.
Correct
True
10. The cylinder cap needs to be on only when it is being transported.
Correct
False
Flammable Liquids Training Course
1. Flammable liquids in the workplace are regulated by the Occupational Safety a
nd Health Administration (OSHA).
Correct
True
2. Flammable liquids may be both health and safety hazards.
Correct
True
3. What is the most important thing you need to know about flammable liquids?
Correct
b. Flash point

4. Many commonly used solvents are flammable liquids.

Correct
True
5. You should avoid ventilation when working with flammable liquids.
Correct
False
6. Flammable liquid labels will tell you:
Correct
c. Both of these
7. You can find information about the flammable range of a liquid in the safety
data sheet (SDS).
Correct
True
8. When not in use, flammable liquid containers should be:
Correct
b. Kept closed so vapors can t escape
9. When dispensing flammable liquids, containers should be bonded and grounded.
Correct
True
10. What should you do in the event of a spill involving flammable materials?
Correct
a. Report it immediately.
Hazard Communication and GHS - What Employees Need to Know Training Course
1. Manufacturers must label containers and provide safety data sheets (SDSs).
Correct
True
2. Employers should keep SDSs in a locked file cabinet.
Correct
False
3. Mutagenicity and reproductive toxicity are examples of physical hazards.
False
4. Chemicals can enter the body through skin and eye contact, inhalation, and sw
allowing.
Correct
True
5. Household chemicals are never as hazardous as chemicals used at work.
Correct
False
6. Adoption of GHS means the U.N. regulates hazard communication in the United S
tates.
Correct
False
7. In which SDS section would you find information on the physical and chemical
properties of a hazardous chemical?
Correct

c. Section 9
8. You should read both the container label and the SDS so that you will know th
e health hazards and PPE requirements.
Correct
True
9. Which of the following is not a physical hazard:
b. Skin irritation
10. A bag is not considered a container for labeling purposes.
Correct
False
Hazardous Materials Transportation Training Course
1. The hazard class number for flammable liquids is class 4.
Correct
False
2. The identification number is posted on placards because emergency responders
use that number to determine the type of material.
Correct
True
3. The packing group I means moderate danger.
Correct
False
4. When unloading a railcar, the HAZMAT employee should stay in the area during
the unloading process and not leave without a qualified replacement.
Correct
True
5. Which of the following is not one of the ways you recognize a hazardous mater
ial?
Correct
Intuition
6. If a spill occurs when you re loading a chemical, you should stop the process,
evacuate, alert others, and control and clean the spill if trained.
Correct
True
7. Which of the following is not an access security risk?
Correct
Cafeteria
8. You can secure storage areas by keeping them locked when not in use, performi
ng regular inspections, and taking inventory.
Correct
True
9. You should respond to a security threat by calling police, warning others, lo
cking doors, and evacuating the area.
Correct
True
10. Which of the following is not one of your roles in security?
Correct

Install security lighting.