Question

14 multiple choice 1 point
what should be done with cracked or leaking batteries in the shop?
○ leave them outside
○ store in a non - leaking secondary container
○ throw them in the trash
○ rinse with water and reuse

15 multiple choice 1 point
all of the following may be considered a hazardous material except
○ paint
○ solvents
○ antifreeze
○ water

16 multiple choice 1 point
technician a says antifreeze is categorized as an irritant. technician b states that the ghs symbol on the sds indicates that antifreeze is flammable. who is correct?
○ technician a only
○ technician b only
○ both technician a and b
○ neither technician a or b

17 true or false 1 point
according to the sds section on accidental release it is permissible to flush the spill area with water after cleaning with absorbent material.
○ true
○ false

Explanation:

Question 14

Cracked or leaking batteries are hazardous. Leaving outside is unsafe, throwing in trash is improper disposal, rinsing and reusing is dangerous. Storing in a non - leaking secondary container prevents further leakage and hazards.

Paint, solvents, and antifreeze have hazardous properties (e.g., toxic, flammable). Water is a common, non - hazardous substance under normal circumstances.

Antifreeze can be an irritant (so Technician A is correct). Antifreeze is not flammable, so Technician B is wrong.

Answer:

B. Store in a non - leaking secondary container

Question 15