FlashPointThis is thetemperatureat which aliquid canignite.VentilatedAreaWhere shouldchemicals beused sofumes don’tbuild up?FalseI can transfera chemicalinto a saucebottle. T or FCheckSDSYou needinformation ona chemical,what shouldyou do?IrritantSymbol forLess severehazards suchas eye orskin irritationWhat symbolis used forenvironmentalhazards?To preventdangerousreactionsWhat’s onereason to keepincompatiblechemicalsseparated?FlammableThis symbolmeans itcan easilycatch fire.PPEWhat gearprotects youreyes, hands,and lungs?FirstAidThe sectionthat tells youwhat to do ifsomeone getshurt by thechemicalWashYourHandsWhat shouldyou always doafter handlinghazardoussubstances?GlovesUsed toprotect yourhands whenhandlingchemicalsSafeHandlingHow to workwith thechemicalsafely.SpillKitWhat youuse to cleanup achemicalspill.YellowWhat colourcabinet isused forflammablechemicals?TrueAll Chemicalsmust belabelled. Trueor FalseBundingThiscontainmentmethodprevents leaksfrom spreading.InhalationMeansbreathingin achemical.SafetyDataSheetSDSstandsfor ?CorrosiveThis labelmeans thechemical canburn skin ordamagemetals.DecantingWhat’s it calledwhen you pourchemicals intoa smallercontainer?EyeWashIf you getsplashed, usethis straightaway to flushyour eyesPictogramThese smallsymbols onlabels indicatethe type ofhazard.  HealthThis labelindicates asubstance cancause seriousharm if inhaledor ingested.CombustibleCan catchfire, but notas quickly asflammableones.Section1Part of theSDS withthe nameand supplierStorageThe section onan SDS thattells you whereand how tokeep thechemicalFlashPointThis is thetemperatureat which aliquid canignite.VentilatedAreaWhere shouldchemicals beused sofumes don’tbuild up?FalseI can transfera chemicalinto a saucebottle. T or FCheckSDSYou needinformation ona chemical,what shouldyou do?IrritantSymbol forLess severehazards suchas eye orskin irritationWhat symbolis used forenvironmentalhazards?To preventdangerousreactionsWhat’s onereason to keepincompatiblechemicalsseparated?FlammableThis symbolmeans itcan easilycatch fire.PPEWhat gearprotects youreyes, hands,and lungs?FirstAidThe sectionthat tells youwhat to do ifsomeone getshurt by thechemicalWashYourHandsWhat shouldyou always doafter handlinghazardoussubstances?GlovesUsed toprotect yourhands whenhandlingchemicalsSafeHandlingHow to workwith thechemicalsafely.SpillKitWhat youuse to cleanup achemicalspill.YellowWhat colourcabinet isused forflammablechemicals?TrueAll Chemicalsmust belabelled. Trueor FalseBundingThiscontainmentmethodprevents leaksfrom spreading.InhalationMeansbreathingin achemical.SafetyDataSheetSDSstandsfor ?CorrosiveThis labelmeans thechemical canburn skin ordamagemetals.DecantingWhat’s it calledwhen you pourchemicals intoa smallercontainer?EyeWashIf you getsplashed, usethis straightaway to flushyour eyesPictogramThese smallsymbols onlabels indicatethe type ofhazard. HealthThis labelindicates asubstance cancause seriousharm if inhaledor ingested.CombustibleCan catchfire, but notas quickly asflammableones.Section1Part of theSDS withthe nameand supplierStorageThe section onan SDS thattells you whereand how tokeep thechemical

HazChem Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. This is the temperature at which a liquid can ignite.
    Flash Point
  2. Where should chemicals be used so fumes don’t build up?
    Ventilated Area
  3. I can transfer a chemical into a sauce bottle. T or F
    False
  4. You need information on a chemical, what should you do?
    Check SDS
  5. Symbol for Less severe hazards such as eye or skin irritation
    Irritant
  6. What symbol is used for environmental hazards?
  7. What’s one reason to keep incompatible chemicals separated?
    To prevent dangerous reactions
  8. This symbol means it can easily catch fire.
    Flammable
  9. What gear protects your eyes, hands, and lungs?
    PPE
  10. The section that tells you what to do if someone gets hurt by the chemical
    First Aid
  11. What should you always do after handling hazardous substances?
    Wash Your Hands
  12. Used to protect your hands when handling chemicals
    Gloves
  13. How to work with the chemical safely.
    Safe Handling
  14. What you use to clean up a chemical spill.
    Spill Kit
  15. What colour cabinet is used for flammable chemicals?
    Yellow
  16. All Chemicals must be labelled. True or False
    True
  17. This containment method prevents leaks from spreading.
    Bunding
  18. Means breathing in a chemical.
    Inhalation
  19. SDS stands for ?
    Safety Data Sheet
  20. This label means the chemical can burn skin or damage metals.
    Corrosive
  21. What’s it called when you pour chemicals into a smaller container?
    Decanting
  22. If you get splashed, use this straight away to flush your eyes
    Eye Wash
  23. These small symbols on labels indicate the type of hazard.
    Pictogram
  24. This label indicates a substance can cause serious harm if inhaled or ingested.
    Health
  25. Can catch fire, but not as quickly as flammable ones.
    Combustible
  26. Part of the SDS with the name and supplier
    Section 1
  27. The section on an SDS that tells you where and how to keep the chemical
    Storage