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North Lenoir Fire & Rescue Station 1: 2525209250 Station 2: 2525231270 Station 3: 2525206710 P.O. Box 5042 Kingston, NC 28503 Fax: 2525238657 www.nlvfd.com Infectious / Hazardous Material(s) Exposure

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1. Ensure you have necessary protective gear such as gloves, goggles, and a lab coat before starting.
2. Read the instructions or guidelines provided by your organization or regulatory authorities.
3. Identify the type of infectious hazardous material you are dealing with.
4. Follow proper labeling procedures to mark the container or article as infectious hazardous material.
5. Clean the area where the material will be handled to avoid contamination.
6. Use appropriate containment measures such as sealed bags or containers to prevent the release of the material.
7. Handle the material carefully, avoiding any spills or direct contact.
8. Dispose of the material properly according to the regulations in your area, such as using designated disposal sites or approved methods.
9. Report any incidents or exposures to your supervisor or relevant authorities.
10. Regularly update your knowledge and skills on handling infectious hazardous materials to maintain safety.

Who needs infectious hazardous materials exposure?

1. Laboratory technicians and researchers working with infectious agents
2. Healthcare professionals dealing with patient samples or infected individuals
3. Emergency response teams dealing with biohazards
4. Waste management personnel handling biomedical waste
5. Workers involved in cleaning and decontamination procedures
6. Individuals in industries where exposure to infectious materials is likely, such as animal agriculture or food processing

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What is infectious hazardous materials exposure?

Infectious hazardous materials exposure refers to the contact with materials that may carry infectious agents such as diseases or viruses.

Who is required to file infectious hazardous materials exposure?

Employers or individuals who are aware of or suspect exposure to infectious hazardous materials are required to file a report.

How to fill out infectious hazardous materials exposure?

To fill out the infectious hazardous materials exposure report, one must provide details of the exposure incident, including the type of material, duration of exposure, and any resulting symptoms.

What is the purpose of infectious hazardous materials exposure?

The purpose of filing an infectious hazardous materials exposure report is to document and track incidents of potential exposure in order to prevent further spread of infectious agents.

What information must be reported on infectious hazardous materials exposure?

The report must include details of the exposure incident, any individuals involved, the type of material involved, and any resulting symptoms or illness.