All ___ must be clearly marked and kept in a central location.

• A. Safety gloves
• B. Inventory records
• C. SDS information
• D. Tool numbers

Answer: (C)

Access to hazard information for chemicals is being tested. In a cabinetmaking shop, you’ll use finishes, solvents, and cleaners that carry chemical hazards. Safety Data Sheets provide detailed hazard information, safe handling and storage practices, required protective equipment, and first-aid steps for each chemical. Regulations require these sheets to be readily accessible to workers, and often they’re kept in a single, clearly marked location so anyone can quickly find the information they need in a spill, exposure, or routine inquiry. That centralized, clearly labeled access is what this item is aiming for.

Safety gloves are essential PPE, but they’re typically kept where they’re needed and aren’t governed by the same central-access requirement. Inventory records and tool numbers are important for organization, but they don’t address the safety information accessibility focus described in the statement.