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Occupational Exposure Control Plan for Bloodborne Pathogens
Online Version | Adobe Acrobat Version | Microsoft Word Version

 

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Those employees which may have reasonably anticipated skin, eye, mucous membrane or parenteral contact with blood or other potentially infectious materials that may result from the performance of any job duties without regard to the use of personal protective equipment are covered by the Bloodborne Pathogens Standard (29 U.S.C 653, 655 and 29 C.R.F. 1910.1030 et seq.; IDOL 56 Ill. Admin. Code 350).

Center for Environmental Health and Safety (CEHS) has an Occupational Exposure Control plan which may be used in developing individual programs. Copies are available free of charge from CEHS for SIU Departments only. You may also use the on-line version located here. Please send e-mail requesting a copy to biological@cehs.siu.edu or call CEHS at at 453-7180.

You may also want to sign up for periodic updates via e-mail. As requirements change, updates will be posted.

 

SIUC Occupational Exposure Control Plan (Online Version)
» Introduction
» Section - 1: Occupational Exposure Determination
» Table - 1: Job Classifications in Which All Employees Have Occupational Exposure
» Table - 2: Job Classifications in Which Some Employees Have Occupational Exposure on a Regular Basis
» Table - 3: Job Classifications in Which Some Employees May Have Rare Occupational Exposure
» Table - 4: Job Duties That May Lead to Exposure to Bloodborne Pathogens
» Section - 2: Schedule and Method of Implementation
» Section - 3: Annual and Periodic Review
» Section - 4: Policies and Procedures

» Rationale for Universal Precautions
» Universal Precautions and Engineering and Work Practice Controls
» Handwashing and Handwashing Facilities
» Disposal of Sharps
» Eating, Drinking and Personal Activities
» Storage of Food and Drink
» Hepatitis B Vaccination Program
» Personal Protective Equipment
» Housekeeping
» Contaminated Employee-Owned Clothing Procedure
» HIV and HBV Research Laboratories and Production Facilities
» HBV and HIV Exposure Information
» Management of Employee Exposure to Blood and Body Fluids - Post-exposure Evaluation & Follow-up
» Communication of Hazards to Employees
» Information and Training
» Recordkeeping

» Attachment 1 Hepatitis B Vaccine Declination
» Attachment 2 Bloodborne Pathogen Exposure Report
» Attachment 3 Employee Consent for HIV Antibody Test
» Attachment 4 Counseling Checklist for Blood and/or Body Fluid Exposure
» Attachment 5 Hepatitis B Exposure Information
» Attachment 6 Bloodborne Pathogen Training Record
» Attachment 7 Bloodborne Pathogen Exposure Incident - Healthcare Professional's Written Opinion
» Appendices

 

 

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