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An operator finds a label indicating a product contains 'Class 2.1 Flammable Gas.' What type of hazard does this immediately suggest for forklift operations nearby?

Class 2.1 Flammable Gas (e.g., propane, acetylene) indicates a high risk of fire or explosion. Forklifts used in such areas may require specific classifications

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Question: An operator finds a label indicating a product contains 'Class 2.1 Flammable Gas.' What type of hazard does this immediately suggest for forklift operations nearby?

Answer options: ✅ Risk of fire, explosion, and needing a spark-proof forklift if used in the area.

  • Risk of chemical burns from liquid exposure.
  • Risk of crushing injury from heavy containers.
  • Risk of electric shock upon contact.

Correct answer: Risk of fire, explosion, and needing a spark-proof forklift if used in the area.

Explanation: Class 2.1 Flammable Gas (e.g., propane, acetylene) indicates a high risk of fire or explosion. Forklifts used in such areas may require specific classifications (e.g., 'EX' or 'EE') to operate safely without ignition sources, as per WHMIS and provincial OHS regulations.

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