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Blood-borne Pathogens Exposure Control Plan Revised August 2016 1 This Exposure Control Plan is for the following Principal Investigator: Last Name: First Name: School: Department: Lab Locations (Buildings/rooms):

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How to fill out this exposure control plan:

1. Start by carefully reading the instructions provided in the exposure control plan template or guidelines.
2. Gather all necessary information about your workplace's specific hazards and potential exposure risks.
3. Identify the key personnel who should be involved in developing and implementing the plan, such as management, safety officers, and employee representatives.
4. Create a comprehensive list of all job positions or tasks that involve potential exposure to hazards.
5. Conduct a thorough evaluation of each job position or task to determine the level of exposure and the necessary control measures.
6. Specify the engineering controls, administrative controls, and personal protective equipment (PPE) that should be implemented to minimize or eliminate exposure hazards.
7. Clearly define the responsibilities of each employee or department regarding the adherence to the exposure control plan.
8. Establish a schedule for regular training sessions and refresher courses on the exposure control plan for all relevant personnel.
9. Develop a system for monitoring and evaluating the effectiveness of the plan, including regular inspections and reviews of workplace practices.
10. Ensure that all necessary documentation, such as training records, incident reports, and exposure assessments, are maintained and readily accessible.

Who needs this exposure control plan:

1. Any workplace that involves potential exposure to hazardous substances or conditions requires an exposure control plan.
2. Industries or job sectors that commonly need exposure control plans include healthcare facilities, laboratories, construction sites, manufacturing plants, and waste management facilities.
3. Both employers and employees have a responsibility to understand and follow the exposure control plan to protect themselves and others from potential harm.
4. Regulatory agencies, such as the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), may also require certain workplaces to have a formal exposure control plan in place to ensure compliance with safety standards and regulations.

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What is this exposure control plan?

This exposure control plan outlines the measures taken to minimize employee exposure to potentially hazardous materials.

Who is required to file this exposure control plan?

All employers who have employees that may be exposed to hazardous materials are required to file this exposure control plan.

How to fill out this exposure control plan?

Employers must document potential hazards, control measures, employee training, and emergency procedures in the exposure control plan form.

What is the purpose of this exposure control plan?

The purpose of this exposure control plan is to protect employees from harmful exposures and comply with regulations.

What information must be reported on this exposure control plan?

Information such as potential hazards, control measures, employee training records, and emergency procedures must be reported on this exposure control plan.