GHS – Flashback!
STOP!
Congratulations, you’re almost done with the course! However, let’s take a few minutes to reflect on the course content before you take the final exam. You will only get 2 chances to pass the final with a score of 80% or higher.
If you aren’t confident in your knowledge of one of the following subjects, go back to the relevant lesson in the course to give it a review.
- GHS pictograms consist of Red Diamonds, White Backgrounds and Black Pictures.
- GHS Labels and DOT Placards are not the same.
- Signal Words and Hazard Pictograms are standardized in GHS.
- The Global Harmonized System is used worldwide in safety.
- Inhalation and Injection are two hazardous ways chemicals can enter our body.
- Hazardous Chemicals are substances, mixtures and articles that can pose a significant risk to health and safety.
- G.H.S stands for Globally Harmonized System.
- HMIS Labeling System uses a numerical hazard rating that incorporates Letters that correspond to a PPE reference chart.
- NFPA Labeling is the procedure of identifying and evaluating if a chemical is hazardous and the degree of the hazard.
- Danger and Warning are both signal words used in GHS labeling system to indicate the level of severity of a hazard.
