Welcome to the Test Your Knowledge about H2S Safety at Workplace! We're excited to have you participate and put your expertise to the test.
What should you do if you smell H2S in the workplace?
Question: What is the primary source of Hydrogen Sulfide (H2S) in industrial settings?
What is the maximum permissible exposure limit (PEL) for H2S over an 8-hour workday?
What is the typical odor associated with H2S?
What action should be taken if H2S is detected in the work area?
What is the purpose of the H2S awareness training for workers?
What is the purpose of a fit-test for a respirator used in H2S environments?
What is the purpose of an H2S contingency plan?
Which of the following actions is recommended during an H2S drill?
What is the recommended distance from an H2S release point to establish a safe zone?
What is the recommended escape route in case of an H2S release?
At what concentration can H2S become immediately dangerous to life and health (IDLH)?
What should workers do if they experience symptoms of H2S exposure?
What type of fire extinguisher is appropriate for H2S fires?
Which of the following is a symptom of H2S exposure?
What is the role of a buddy system in H2S safety?
How can H2S be detected in the workplace?
Which of the following is an appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) for H2S exposure?
How often should H2S detectors be calibrated?
In the event of an H2S release, what is the importance of wind direction?
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