lab safety

• What are the three levels of exposure risk mentioned in the study material?

  High Exposure Risk, Moderate Exposure Risk, Low Exposure Risk
• What is the importance of Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS)?

  • Chemical identification and classification
  • First aid measures in case of chemical spills
  • Proper safe-keeping and documentation
  • Proper usage of chemical and waste disposal
  • Training for employers and employees to understand the MSDS
• What does "lock-out" mean in the context of equipment safety?

  Lock-out prevents/stops the employees from operating the equipment
• What is the purpose of "tag-out" in equipment safety?

  Tag-out informs that the equipment should not be used
• Why are three-pronged connectors highly encouraged for use with machines?

  They ensure that the machine will not be unplugged easily
• What is the numerical value associated with the term "Leak" in the study material?

  5000
• What action should be taken in case of a leak?

  Wipe
• What does MSDS stand for?

  Material Safety Data Sheet
• What are the key components of an MSDS?

  • Chemical identification and classification
  • First aid measures in case of chemical spills
  • Proper safe-keeping and documentation
  • Proper usage of chemical and waste disposal
  • Training for employers and employees to understand the MSDS
• Why is chemical identification and classification important in an MSDS?

  It helps in recognizing the hazards associated with the chemical.
• What first aid measures should be included in an MSDS in case of chemical spills?

  Instructions on how to treat exposure to the chemical.
• What is the significance of proper safe-keeping and documentation in an MSDS?

  It ensures that chemicals are stored safely and records are maintained for safety compliance.
• Why is proper usage of chemical and waste disposal emphasized in an MSDS?

  To prevent accidents and environmental contamination.
• What type of training is necessary for employers and employees regarding MSDS?

  Training to understand the information and safety measures outlined in the MSDS.