Blood borne Pathogens &

Hazard Communication
Standards
Model Plans & Programs for the OSHA
Introduction
Mission of OSHA
Protection of employees prone to blood exposure or potentially
infectious materials.
Model exposure control plan & hazard communication program.
Part 1: Blood borne Pathogens Standard
Part 2: Hazard Communications Standard
Part 3: OSHA Assistance
Part 1: Blood borne Pathogens Standard
Model Exposure Control Plan
Includes all elements required by 29 CFR 1910.1030
Easy to use format
Contents:
Policy: Company Details
Program Administration: Responsible Authority
Employee Exposure Determination: Job Classifications
Implementation Methods
Hepatitis B vaccination
Post-exposure evaluation & follow-up
Hazard Communication & Training
Recordkeeping
Circumstances Evaluation for Incidents
Contd.
Implementation Methods & Control
Precautions
Engineering Controls & Work Practices
PPE
Housekeeping
Laundry
Labelling
Post Exposure Evaluation & Follow-Up:
Person responsible
Occurrence of exposure
Blood Test
Procedures for Evaluating the
Circumstances Surrounding An Exposure
Incident
Engineering Controls in use at the time
Work practices followed
Device description
Protective Equipment used at the time of the exposure incident
Location of the incident
Procedure performed when the incident occurred.