Bloodborne Pathogens HBV HCV HIV Blood and body fluids containing visible blood.

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Bloodborne Pathogens HBV HCV HIV Blood and body fluids containing visible blood

Enter Body Open cuts Nicks Skin abrasions Dermatitis Acne Mucus membranes

Exposure Control Plan Who is covered Potential hazards for each job Steps taken to reduce risk

Controls Engineering Administrative Procedures Clean-up and disposal

Personal Hygiene Handwashing Don’t touch anything until clean

PPE Personal Protective Equipment What is it? Where is it? When to wear it? How do I wear it? How do I remove it?

Glove Use Heavy-duty utility gloves for housekeeping Replace gloves immediately if damaged Replace if torn or punctured Wash hands after use

Housekeeping Clean surfaces appropriately Picking up sharp objects Inspect / decontaminate receptacles