W orkplace Hazardous Materials Information System FIRST AID E YES Flush with water for 15 minutes Consult with physician SKIN Flush with water as per sulphuric acid INGESTION Treat as per sulphuric acid Consult with physician ID: 318057
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WHMIS System
W
orkplace Hazardous Materials Information SystemSlide2
FIRST AID:
E
YES: Flush with water for 15 minutes. Consult with physician
SKIN: Flush with water as per sulphuric acid
INGESTION: Treat as per sulphuric acid. Consult with physician
Supplier’s Label
PRODUCT IDENTIFIER
TOLUENE SULFONIC ACID
RISK PHRASES:
H
ighly irritating to skin, eyes, and noseHEALTH HAZARD DATA:Strong Acid: Treat as sulphuric acidEFFECTS OF OVEREXPOSURE: ACUTE
PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES:PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENTEYE: Face shield and gogglesGLOVES: RubberOTHER CLOTHING AND EQUIPMENT: Rubber apron, rubber boots
Refer to Material Safety Data Sheet
ABC Chemicals123 Chemical DriveChemical City1-800-CHE-MICAL
Supplier
identifier
FRANCAIS AU VERSOSlide3Slide4
·Manufacturers of all hazardous products must provide information on a
Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS).Slide5
Class A: Compressed Gas
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Transport and handle with care·Make sure cylinders are properly secured·Store away from sources of heat or fire
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Gas inside cylinder is under pressure
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The cylinder may explode if heated or damagedSlide6
Class B:
Flammable and Combustible Material
·May burn or explode when exposed to heat, sparks or flames·Flammable: burns readily at room temperature·Combustible: burns when heated ·Store away from Class C (oxidizing materials)
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Store away from sources of heat, sparks and flameSlide7
Class C: Oxidizing Material
·Can cause other materials to burn or explode by providing oxygen·May burn skin and eyes on contact·Store away from Class B (flammable and combustible) materials·Store away from sources of heat and ignition
·Wear the recommended protective equipment and clothingSlide8
Class D, Division 1
Materials Causing Immediate and Serious Toxic Effects
May cause immediate death or serious injury if inhaled, swallowed, or absorbed through the skin
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Avoid inhaling gas or vapours
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Avoid skin and eye contact
·Wear the recommended protective equipment and clothing
·Do not eat or drink near these materials·Wash hands after handlingSlide9
Class D, Division 2
Materials Causing Other Toxic Effects
·Avoid inhaling gas or vapours·Avoid skin and eye contact·Wear the recommended protective equipment and clothing·Do not eat or drink near these materials
·Wash hands after handling
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May cause death or permanent injury following repeated or long-term exposure
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May irritate eyes, skin and breathing passages: may lead to chronic lung problems and skin sensitivity
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May cause liver or kidney damage, cancer, birth defects or sterilitySlide10
Class D, Division 3
Biohazardous Infectious Material
Contact with microbiological agents (e.g., bacteria, viruses, fungi and their toxins) may cause illness or death
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Wear the recommended protective equipment and clothing
·Work with these materials in designated areas
·Disinfect area after handling
·Wash hands after handlingSlide11
Class E: Corrosive Material
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Will burn eyes and skin on contact·Will burn tissues of respiratory tract if inhaled
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Store acids and bases in separate areas
·Avoid inhaling these materials
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Avoid contact with skin and eyes
·Wear the recommended protective equipment and clothingSlide12
Class F: Dangerously Reactive Material
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May be unstable, reacting dangerously to jarring, compression, heat or exposure to light
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May burn, explode or produce dangerous gases when mixed with incompatible materials
·Store away from heat
·Avoid shock and friction
·Wear the recommended protective equipment and clothingSlide13Slide14
KNOW WHAT IS EXPECTED
Read everything thoroughly before you begin doing anything.
No food, gum or beverages.
Co
ver any open cuts or sores with a bandage.
Re
port all accidents immediately to your teacher.
Wear safety goggles.Slide15
PREPARE A CLEAN WORK AREA
Bring only essential materials to your work area
Keep aisles clear
No running
Do not leave experiments unattended and extinguish burners when away from desk
WAIT FOR PERMISSION TO START
All experiments performed in the Science lab must be performed under the supervision of the teacher Slide16
USE COMMON-SENSESlide17
Touch substances only when told to do so
Smell substances using the proper technique - wafting
Pour substances properly and safely
GENERAL SAFETY
If you are acting inappropriately, you will not be allowed to participate in the lab and risk participation in future labs. Your parents will be called.
Tell your teacher immediately if you break any glassware.
Never use cracked or chipped glassware.
Do not run cold water over hot glass. It may shatter.
Do not put hot glassware on the lab bench. Wait for it to cool down first.
Always keep the open end of the test tube pointed away from everyone.
Never allow any container to boil dry.
GLASSWARE PRECAUTIONSSlide18
Clean up all spills immediately
Clean up work area and return all equipment and
materials as directed by your teacher
Use the chemical waste bins to dispose of harmful chemical substances
CLEAN-UP AND DISPOSALSlide19
Rinse off substances immediately that come into contact with skin or clothing
Wash hands before and after handling substances and before leaving the Lab
Treat burns using cold water or ice
Make sure you know how the eyewash station works.
FIRST AIDSlide20
SAFETY EQUIPMENT
Know the location of all of the science lab safety equipment, including:
Eye Wash
Fire Blankets
Fire Extinguishers
Fire Exits
Telephone
First Aid Kit