Employee safety orientation acquaints new employees with the hazards they may be exposed to, the protection available and with facility emergency procedures. B. when the employee's supervisor changes. C. if an employee is injured. Some chemicals can cause physical injury due to fire or explosions. Others injure your health by causing disabling sickness.
Some health hazards can be acute, others chronic.
A. sulfuric acid B. asbestos C. water D. toilet bowl cleaner 8. Any chemical can be hazardous depending on the dose, your body's sensitivity, the concentration and how long you are exposed. C. formaldehyde .05 ppm, below odor detection limit D. paint stripper, methylene chloride 125 ppm for 15 minutes 9. B. Evacuate the area and put on protective equipment. Wash your skin or eyes for 15 minutes and get fresh air.