CLEANROOM SAFETY TEST
EHS Revised Apr 2016
Check all answers that apply. You must score at least an 80% to pass the test.
1. How do you report an emergency on the CNSE campus?
a. Call 911
b. Call your mom
c. Ignore it and leave the area
d. Call 437-8600
2. What should you do if you see or hear the TGMS alarm in NFX?
a. Immediately proceed to your Rally Point
b. Remove your gown and go to the South Rotunda
c. Call your Supervisor for direction
d. Immediately proceed to the CESTM rotunda
3. A Fire Evacuation has been activated. You know it is a Fire Alarm since you:
a. Hear an Intermittent Tone and see Blue Flashing Lights
b. Hear an Intermittent tone and see White Flashing Lights with a voice enunciation
c. Hear a Solid Tone and see Flashing Red Lights
d. See Flashing Blue Lights over the phones in the parking lot
4. The first thing you should do if a chemical splashes on your skin:
a. Call 437-8600
b. Call your supervisor
c. Lay down and elevate your legs
d. Go to the nearest safety shower/eyewash and start rinsing
5. What is the procedure for ordering chemicals?
a. Check the CNSE Approved Chemical list for the chemical you need to purchase
b. Answer any EHS questions on the location of use, handling procedures and storage requirements
c. Fill out a chemical authorization request for each new chemical and submit with SDS to HAZMIN
d. All of the above
6. Safety Data Sheets:
a. Can be used in place of standard operating procedures (SOPs)
b. Give useful instructions on how to handle a chemical exposure or chemical spill
c. Are developed by the individual who purchases the chemical from the supplier
d. Advise an individual to store the chemical near incompatibles
7. What elements are contained on a GHS Label?
a. Signal Word
b. Precautionary Statements
c. Hazard Statements
d. Pictograms
Email: Supervisor: Date:
Last Name: First Name: Company/Dept.
use
mm/dd/yyyy format
All of the above
e.
Air Liquide
CLEANROOM SAFETY TEST
EHS Revised Apr 2016
8. Pyrophoric ampoules must:
a. Have a status indicator label (e.g., empty, full)
b. Have a tag identifying the owner/contact info of that ampoule
c. Be installed immediately after being transported to the tool/cabinet
d. All of the above
9. When performing a chamber open that used HPMs or breaking into a foreline, you should
always:
a. Have the equipment support team (EST) test the area with portable gas detectors
b. Use the snorkel exhaust at the area of highest potential emissions
c. Put up your barricades
d. Call security when you put the tool in maintenance mode
e. All of the above
10. When hand-pouring chemicals you:
a. Need to wear only safety glasses and gloves
b. Do not need to use a snorkel or fume hood if the chemical has no odor
c. Review and have had training on the standard operating procedures
d. Should always add water to acids
11. What should you do if there is a large chemical spill (>1pint) in your work area?
a. Run out of the building
b. Call security and remain a safe distance from the spill
c. Clean it up right away
d. Call the fire department hazmat team
12. When transporting HPMs in an elevator you can:
a. Ride in the elevator with the material
b. Use the elevator for storing your chemicals if you return within 10 min
c. Make sure no one is in the elevator including yourself during elevator transport
d. Use a passenger elevators when there are chemical elevators in the building
13. When filling out a hazardous waste label for a corrosive, you must also indicate the pH by either
circling ‘pH<2’ or ‘pH>12.5’ or writing in the pH. True False
14. You can use a yellow hazardous bag without a label. True False
15. You can work alone at any time. True False
16. Nowpaks should be disposed of as hazardous waste. True False
17. You are allowed to bypass the TGMS if you have authorization from your supervisor.
True False
18. Any material can be toxic if it gets in the body in high enough quantities. True False
19. Depending on your job duties, you may need additional safety training. You can go to your
supervisor or visit the EHS intranet training site for guidance. True False
20. You are ultimately responsible for your own safety. True False
CLEANROOM SAFETY TEST
EHS Revised Apr 2016