what is the correct order of elements in the whmis?
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Hazardous products are divided into two hazard groups: physical hazards and health hazards. The two hazard groups are further divided into hazard classes. Each hazard class contains at least one category.
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['Dry Chemical. ... ', 'Wet Chemical. ... ', 'Clean Agent. ... ', 'Water Stream (extinguisher). ... ', 'Water Mist (extinguisher). ... ', 'Foam. ... ', 'Dry Powder.']
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['explosives.', 'compressed gases.', 'poisons.', 'lithium batteries.', 'radioactive materials.', 'strong acids.', 'aerosols.', 'flammable liquids.']
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As a worker, your responsibilities may include to: Participate in the WHMIS education and training. Follow instructions and safe work procedures. Be familiar with all hazardous products you are handling or to which you may be exposed (such as during a spill or fire).
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The four cornerstones of WHMIS are Classification, Training, Labels and Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS). GHS is based on these same four building blocks and will provide improved protection for workers when handling hazardous material.
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['2.1 Mud.', '2.2 Timber.', '2.3 Straw.', '2.4 Stone.', '2.5 Clay (bricks)', '2.6 Slate.', '2.7 Lead.', '2.8 Copper.']
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['The Product Identifier. Normally placed in the upper left hand corner of the label, and corresponds with Section 1 of the Safety Data Sheet. ... ', 'Signal Word. ... ', 'Hazard Statements. ... ', 'Precautionary Statements. ... ', 'Supplier Information. ... ', 'Pictograms.']
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['Carbon (soot)', 'Carbon monoxide.', 'Carbon dioxide.', 'Oxygen.', 'Water vapour.', 'Nitrogen.', 'Oxides of nitrogen (e.g., nitrogen oxide, nitrogen dioxide)', 'Oxides of sulphur (e.g., sulphur dioxide)']
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['SECTION 1: Identification of the substance/mixture and of the company/undertaking. ... ', 'SECTION 2: Hazards identification. ... ', 'SECTION 3: Composition/information on ingredients. ... ', 'SECTION 4: First aid measures. ... ', 'SECTION 5: Firefighting measures. ... ', 'SECTION 6: Accidental release measure. ... ', 'SECTION 7: Handling and storage.']
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['Exploding Bomb (Explosion or reactivity hazards) ... ', 'Flame (Fire hazard) ... ', 'Flame Over Circle (Oxidizing hazards) ... ', 'Gas Cylinder (Gases under pressure) ... ', 'Corrosion (Corrosive damage to metals, skin, eyes) ... ', 'Skull & Crossbones (Can cause death or toxicity with short exposure to small amounts)']
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['Fly ash.', 'Bottom ash.', 'Boiler slag.', 'Flue gas desulphurisation gypsum.', 'Others types of material such as fluidised bed combustion ash, cenospheres, and scrubber residues.']
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There are three kinds of WHMIS labels: supplier, workplace and laboratory labels. Workplace labels are not required to have a distinctive border. They are a simpler version of the supplier label and produced in the workplace.
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['Division 01 — General Requirement.', 'Division 02 — Site Construction.', 'Division 03 — Concrete.', 'Division 04 — Masonry.', 'Division 05 — Metals.', 'Division 06 — Wood and Plastics.', 'Division 07 — Thermal and Moisture Protection.']
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WHMIS was designed to ensure the safety of employers and employees while at the workplace. In particular, the system was designed to keep workers and employers informed of the dangers and hazards associated with the chemicals and substances that they may come into contact with while on the job.
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Under the Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System (WHMIS), toxic materials are part of Hazard Class D -- Poisonous and Infectious Materials. Since toxic materials can cause acute (short-term) health effects as well as chronic (long-term) health effects, WHMIS has a division for each.
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['Answer:', 'Explanation:', 'FeCl2 Fe⁺² Iron (II) + 2Cl⁻¹ Chloride.', 'HNO3 H⁺¹ Hydrogen.']
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WHMIS stands for the Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System. ... WHMIS has aligned with the worldwide hazard communication system known as GHS – the Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labelling of Chemicals.