Practice question
According to OHS regulations, if a driver discovers a small puddle of red, sweet-smelling liquid under the front of their parked vehicle, what is it likely to be, and what hazard does it present?
- Engine coolant (ethylene glycol); it is highly toxic to ingest and indicates a cooling system leak
- Automatic transmission fluid; it is highly acidic and will dissolve the concrete pavement
- Windshield washer fluid; it poses an immediate fire explosion hazard
- Engine oil; it indicates that the fuel tank is leaking gasoline
Answer: A — Engine coolant (ethylene glycol); it is highly toxic to ingest and indicates a cooling system leak
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