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• • RECEIVED) FEB 2 4 2015 ENVIRONMENTAL • I�'"; TN r`Go17T!I4c^fir Circle the correct answer. 1. True or False-If a spill threatens immediate harm and if you can act safely, try to stop the leak at its source by shutting off an upstream valve. 2. True or False-From a safe distance,look for a label,marking or MSDS that can help identify the material. 3. True or False -The MSDS provides important information about the manufacturer of the material,but not about the material itself. 4. True or False -If you find a spill or leak,never take your eyes off it and never let anyone else guard it for you. 5. Tr u e o r Fa I se -Information you should pass along to your supervisor about a spill includes the location of the incident,the amount spilled,where the material is headed and if it's still spilling. 6. True or False -If necessary,have co-workers stand at different points around a spill area to keep people and vehicles from passing through. 7. Tr u e o r Fa I se - Only hand trucks are allowed to pass through a spill site. 8. Tr u e o r Fa I s e - There's specific types of PPE you must wear for any spill or leak situation. 9. Tr u e o r Fa I se -Once you have located the source of the spill,secure it only if you know the contents and can adequately protect yourself. 10. Tr u e o r False -Set up a decontamination zone for all personnel, PPE and equipment used during a clean up. 1. True. 2. True. 3. False. The best source for identifying a spilled material is the MSDS. 4. False. Before contacting your supervisor,find someone to keep an eye on the spill and maintain security. 5. True. 6. True. 7. False. Hand trucks can create sparks, so keep them away from the site. 8. Fa Ise. The type of PPE needed varies according to the degree of hazard the spill creates. 9. True. • 10. True.