SafetyQuestion 94 of 100
Where should a painter look first to learn the specific hazards and protective measures for a coating or solvent?
a.The color chart
b.The price tag
c.The Safety Data Sheet (SDS) for that product
d.The paint can's barcode
Explanation
The Safety Data Sheet lists a product's hazards, required personal protective equipment, first aid, handling, and disposal information. Employers must make SDSs accessible to workers under the hazard communication standard. Reviewing the SDS is the correct first step for handling any chemical safely.
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