1. BLOODBORNE PATHOGENS Faculty and Staff Orientation

2. Work associated risks How do you prevent exposure? STANDARD PRECAUTIONS Universal Precautions Assumption: ALL blood or Other Potentially Infectious Materials (OPIM) is infectious

3. Work associated risks Basis of Standard Precautions: Engineering controls Safe work practices Personal protective equipment

4. Work associated risks Engineering Controls Examples: Safety needles/syringes Sharps container Cleanable work surfaces Leak-proof containers ‘Hands off’ lids and hand hygiene tools Blood spill kits

5. Work associated risks Safe Work Practices Examples include: No eating, drinking in areas where blood or other potentially infectious materials are a risk Correct personal and hand hygiene Cough etiquette Plan before doing Care of environment Hepatitis B vaccination Proper handling of biological waste (including spills/disposal of biological waste) Strategies to prevent exposure to BBP

6. Work associated risks Proper Hand Washing Technique Strategies to prevent exposure to BBP Safe Work Practices

7. Work associated risks. Safe Work Practices Cough Etiquette Strategies to prevent exposure to BBP

8. Plan before doing... Safe Work Practices Strategies to prevent exposure to BBP

9. Work associated risks Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Gloves Body coverings Mouth, nose, eye protection Ventilation device Footwear

10. Franklin-Essex-Hamilton BOCES Michelle Law Safety and Health and Professional Development Office of Instructional Support Services 518-483-6420 mlaw@mail.fehb.org Thank you for attending the Blood-borne Pathogens Training. Stay tuned for short video on Chemical Hazard Communication for Schools….. Friendly reminder to sign the annual Right-to-Know training sign in document.