Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System Training

A visually engaging infographic representing the symbols and classifications of WHMIS, with bright colors and clear icons that illustrate workplace safety and hazardous materials.

WHMIS Training Quiz

Test your knowledge of the Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System (WHMIS) with this engaging quiz. Are you familiar with the responsibilities of workers regarding workplace hazards? Do you understand the different hazard classifications and the corresponding pictograms? Find out how well you know WHMIS!

Multiple choice questions
Covers essential WHMIS concepts
Helpful for workplace safety training

12 Questions3 MinutesCreated by AssessingSafety274

A worker has a responsibility to report hazards in their workplace.

True

False

Within the new WHMIS classification system, there are:

Hazard groups, classes, and categories

Hazard classes, divisions, and subdivisions

Hazard groups, classes, and sub-classes

None of the above

Which symbol is being retained from WHMIS 1988?

Compressed gas

Biohazardous infectious materials

Dangerously reactive

Other toxic effects

This pictogram is used to depict which hazard class?

Oxidizing Materials

Flammable substances

Corrosive to metals

Gases under pressure

A workplace label requires the name of the product, precautionary statements, and a reference to the SDS

True

False

The corrosive pictogram is used only in the physical hazard groups.

True

False

Hazard statements must be present on a workplace label

True

False

The signal word ‘Warning’ is used for the most severe hazards.

True

False

A workplace label is required when you decant a hazardous material into another container.

True

False

It is mandatory that a pictogram is displayed on a workplace label

True

False

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