S06 - Hazardous Materials Standards

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Across
  1. 4. Short-term health problems (2 words)
  2. 6. The fourth color of the HMIS label is blue, red, white, and ___
  3. 10. Cancer-causing materials
  4. 12. The white section on the NFPA diamond (2 words)
  5. 14. This identification method is the most common chemical identifier used on hazardous materials that are shipped around the world (2 words)
  6. 15. A type of hazard that can affect health by maiming, injuring, or killing on contact.
  7. 17. If this is on a blue labeled section it means it can cause chronic health problems
  8. 19. The GHS pictogram is for chemicals that fuel combustion and can suddenly ignite without warning
  9. 20. This special hazard label on a NFPA diamond indicates that the chemical is a suffocation hazard (2 words)
  10. 23. A source of risk or potential damage
  11. 24. The instability section on the NFPA diamond
  12. 26. The white section on the HMIS color-coded system
Down
  1. 1. A type of hazard that affects the chemistry of the ecosystem or pose a threat to aquatic life
  2. 2. This type of hazard come from infectious materials that slowly damages the body over time
  3. 3. OSHA requires that each employer provide a training session each year that is this many hours long
  4. 5. This rating on a NFPA diamond indicates an extreme hazard
  5. 7. The Globally Harmonized System of communication and labeling of chemicals
  6. 8. Another name for a hazardous material
  7. 9. GHS has 9 images that represent hazards and are recognized around the world
  8. 11. This section of the SDS lists the required recommended PPE
  9. 13. These have information on how to handle, store, and dispose of chemicals. It is knowns as Safety Data Sheet
  10. 16. Long-lasting health conditions (2 words)
  11. 18. This represents the level of exposure that an employee can have in a lifetime of 8-hour work day without negative health effects
  12. 21. OSHA sets this value that permits and sets limits for exposure to harmful chemicals
  13. 22. this word is found on a Hazcom label and can only be Danger (which is more severe) or Warning
  14. 23. This is a way to communicate hazards through labeling and other documentations...Stands for Hazardous Materials Communication
  15. 25. This rating number on the GHS system indicated an extreme hazard