1. What does WHMIS stand for? 2. Why was WHMIS revised in 2015? 3. Who needs WHMIS training? 4. What are the two hazard groups? Also, discuss what hazard classes and categories are. 5. What are the three other methods WHMIS uses to identify hazard? 6. What are the two signal words, and what do they mean? 7. Why are hazard statements used? 8. How do precautionary statements differ from hazard statements? 9. Do all hazardous products entering the workplace require a supplier label and SDS? 10. What do you do when a supplier label has become damaged? 11. What are the minimum information requirements on a supplier label? 12. What are the minimum information requirements on a worksite label? 13. What two situations allow for deviation from this information, and what one piece of info must still be included on the container. 14. Identify what each pictorgram signifies: a. Exploding bomb: b. Flame: c. Flame over circle: d. Gas cylinder: e. Corrosion: f. Skull and Crossbones: g. Health Hazard: h. Exclamation Mark: i. Biohazardous Infectious Materials: j. Environment: 15. What are supplier and employer requirements regarding SDS? 16. What sections (including the number and name of the sections) must suppliers complete on the SDS? a. Section 1: b. Section 2: c. Section 3: d. Section 4: e. Section 5: f. Section 6: g. Section 7: h. Section 8: i. Section 9: j. Section 10: k. Section 11: l. Section 12: m. Section 13: n. Section 14: o. Section 15: p. Section 16