APHIS Form 29 The APHIS Form 29 was developed to ensure regulatory compliance and to be more customer friendly. The form must be completed by the employee.

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APHIS Form 29 The APHIS Form 29 was developed to ensure regulatory compliance and to be more customer friendly. The form must be completed by the employee and their supervisor.

Medical Surveillance APHIS Form 29 is available at: http://www.aphis.usda.gov/library/forms/pdf/aphis29.pdf Steps to Complete APHIS Form 29 (1) The employee, who is requesting medical surveillance service, must complete sections A & B and sign section C. (2) Then the form must be reviewed/verified and signed by the supervisor in section D. (3) The employee or the supervisor then should fax the form to Federal Occupational Health (FOH) (Judy Ma – 415-437-8850). (4) FOH Medical Advisor (Dr. Wugofski – 415-437-8056) will review the APHIS Form 29 and a USDA/APHIS/MSP Test List will be generated indicating what tests, exams, or immunizations the employee is eligible for. This list of tests, exams, or immunizations will be sent back to the employee. (5) The employee calls for appointment and brings this list of tests to the assigned Occupational Health Clinic. The OHC may want the employee to fax the USDA/APHIS/MSP Test List to assist them in scheduling the tests or exam.

Enter ALL Identifying information in the appropriate boxes Where there is a box to indicate a choice, simply click on the appropriate box to make your selection Work Address should include any Building, Laboratory, or Room numbers that make up your location.

Important NOTE: Please enter the address where the employee wants his or her Confidential Results (Ancillary tests, etc.,) mailed to on the APHIS Form 29, this address is where the results will be mailed.

Important Both the Employee and Supervisor’s name and telephone number must be on the form so that FOH can contact either individual if questions or concerns arise. Please print your full name under your signature.

following Continuation If necessary, use the following Continuation sheet to complete Occupational Exposures Name of Occupational Exposure List ALL actual/potential occupational exposures with which you work.

Continuation sheet is only used if the employees’ occupational exposures exceed the number of spaces available on the first page.

or EPA Number, if available. Refer to the MSDS or Labeling Information Enter the CAS or EPA Number, if available. Refer to the MSDS or Labeling Information for these numbers

Note 1 (Work Use): FH – Fume Hood, BT – Bench Top, BS – Back Sprayer, Use one of the following to describe how the listed items are used: FH, BT, BS, T, BSC,O, AP, E, SH (See Note 1 in the reference box below for more info.) Note 1 (Work Use): FH – Fume Hood, BT – Bench Top, BS – Back Sprayer, T – Tractor, BSC – Biological Safety Cabinet, O – Outdoors, AP – Aircraft, E – Explosives, SH – Shooting, Other (OT) (must be explained in first column

Important Supervisor must explain in “Name of Exposure” column what Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) is being used, if used, for each entry. This information can then be used in developing the required worksite hazard assessment.

Note 2 (Route of Entry): S – Skin, I – Ingestion, R – Respiratory Use the following to describe route of entry S, I, R Use a combination to best describe the potential or actual routes of entry. (See Note 2 in the reference box below for more info.) Note 2 (Route of Entry): S – Skin, I – Ingestion, R – Respiratory

Frequency Indicate frequency of use by selecting the appropriate box (See Note 3 in the reference box below for more info.) Note 3 (Frequency): 1F – Daily, 2F – Weekly, 3F – Monthly, 4F - Seasonal

Important Employee and Supervisor must explain in the “Name of Occupational Exposure” column how they are exposed. If listing something that is not common in this country explain how that exposure may occur e.g., based on sampling or necropsy work, and how employee is affected, i.e., watching or doing operation/procedure.

Duration Indicate possible exposure by selecting the appropriate box (See Note 4 in the reference box below for more info.) Note 4 (Duration): 1D – Less than 1 hour, 2D – 1 to 8 hours, 3D – More than 8 hours

Employee must complete Address, Telephone number, Sign & Date Employee must print Name under Signature

Supervisor must complete Address, Telephone number, Sign & Date Supervisor must print Name under Signature

Questions If you have any questions on completing this form, please contact: Peter A. Petch on (301) 734-5383