Title: Ch. 3.3.1
Course: Lab Safety > Section: Day 2

Chemical Hygiene Plans quiz adapted from Laboratory Safety by Hill and Finster, 2010 by Wiley

Q: Chemical Hygiene Plans are required by
- The OSHA Lab Standard
- The OSHA Hazard Communication Standard
- The OSHA General Duty Clause
- The EPA
A: The OSHA Lab Standard

Q: The CHP is a "performance standard", which means... (Select all that apply.)
- OSHA specifies how to prevent exposure to chemicals in labs
- OSHA does not specify how to prevent exposure to chemicals in labs
- OSHA requires that employers establish the methods by which employees meet certain requirements to limit exposures
A: OSHA does not specify how to prevent exposure to chemicals in labs; OSHA requires that employers establish the methods by which employees meet certain requirements to limit exposures

Q: Legally, what group of people is NOT bound b the Chemical Hygiene Plan?
- Students who are not employees
- Researchers in a chemistry lab
- Researchers who have a degree in Chemistry who work in a lab
- Faculty who have federal grant money
A: Students who are not employees

Q: What is NOT necessarily part of a CHP?
- Standard Operating Procedures involving use of hazardous chemicals
- The CHO duties
- Medical Consultation and Examinations
- Designation of CHOs
A: The CHO duties

Q: Which is generally NOT a duty of a CHO?
- Developing the CHP and appropriate measures for handling chemicals
- Lab Inspections
- Understanding legal requirments for labs
- Assisting lab personnel in conducting particularly dangerous experiments
A: Assisting lab personnel in conducting particularly dangerous experiments