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WHMIS Ans: Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System -intro. in 1980s -when federal/provincial/territorial governments implemented new legislation to protect workers & reduce illness & injury & work -2015, Canada adapted 5th revised addition who has responsibilities under WHMIS 2015? Ans: -workers -suppliers -employers flame pictogram? Ans: -fire hazards (self-ignite, emit flammable gas) -flammable gases. aerosols/liquids/solids -self-heating & self-reacting substances & mixtures Page | 2 All rights reserved © 2025/ 2026 | -organic peroxides (types B*, C, D, E & F) flame over circle pictogram Ans: -warns of oxidizing materials -supply combustible substances w/ oxygen & support a fire even when air not present -ex: oxidizing gases/liquids/solids gas cylinder pictogram

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WWW-WHMIS; Understanding Human
Rights Training (AODA Edition,
Animated); Questions and Correct
Answers/ Latest Update / Already Graded
WHMIS

Ans: Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System
-intro. in 1980s
-when federal/provincial/territorial governments implemented
new legislation to protect workers & reduce illness & injury &
work
-2015, Canada adapted 5th revised addition


who has responsibilities under WHMIS 2015?

Ans: -workers
-suppliers
-employers


flame pictogram?

Ans: -fire hazards (self-ignite, emit flammable gas)
-flammable gases. aerosols/liquids/solids
-self-heating & self-reacting substances & mixtures

All rights reserved © 2025/ 2026 |

, Page |2


-organic peroxides (types B*, C, D, E & F)


flame over circle pictogram

Ans: -warns of oxidizing materials
-supply combustible substances w/ oxygen & support a fire -
even when air not present
-ex: oxidizing gases/liquids/solids


gas cylinder pictogram

Ans: -gases under pressure
-gases must be contained in receptacle at a pressure of 200kPa+
-main hazard: potential energy stored within
-if container breaks-explosion, turn container into projectile
causing harm
-ex: compressed gas, liquefied gas, refrigerated liquefied gas,
dissolved gas)


corrosion pictogram

Ans: -may cause corrosive damage to metals, skin, eyes
-class ex: corrosive to metals, skin corrosion/burns/irritation &
eye damage/irritation


All rights reserved © 2025/ 2026 |

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