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This publication is in accordance"with the OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens2. Exposure Determination,The exposure determination procedure used by)the BCSB to identify which employees may -incur occupational exposure to blood or other.potentially infectious materials has been made0without regard to the use of personal protective*equipment (i.e., employees were considered(to be exposed even if they wore personalprotective equipment).-Exposure Determination produced the following'which employees may be exposed to incuroccupational exposure:Job ClassificationTasks/Procedures4Regulations require that this plan include schedules(and methods of implementing the various -requirements of the OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens.standard. The following paragraphs comply withthese regulations.4. Universal Precautions.Universal Precautions will be observed at this2facility in order to prevent contact with blood or2other potentially infectious materials. "Universal2Precautions" means all blood or other potentially 1infectious material will be considered infectious0regardless of the perceived status of the source individual./Bloodborne Pathogens Standard Compliance Guide,2SmithKline Beecham Pharmaceuticals. February 1993, pp. 53-57Facility'5. Engineering & Work Practice Controls+Engineering and work practice controls will)be used to eliminate or minimize exposure$to employees at the facility. Where #occupational exposure remains after'institution of these controls, personal+protective equipment shall also be used. At0this facility the following engineering controls will be used:'The above controls will be examined and%maintained on a regular schedule. The+schedule for reviewing the effectiveness ofthe controls is:0effectiveness of the individual controls at this facility is:)Hand washing facilities are available and)readily accessible to employees who incur&exposure to blood or other potentially*washing facilities are located as follows:(The person responsible for reviewing the6. Hand Washing/Water Flushing1In the event that hand washing facilities are not5available or readily accessible, antiseptic cleansers*and clean cloth/paper towels or antiseptic3towelettes are provided as an alternative. If these.alternatives are used then the hands are to be-washed with soap and running water as soon as7feasible. At this facility alternatives to hand washingfacilities are located at:7facilities will be verified and maintained on a regular+schedule. The schedule for verification and1maintenance is weekly. The person responsible for!alternatives at this facility is:6The availability of these alternatives to hand washing,After removal of personal protective gloves,)employees shall wash hands and any other 4potentially contaminated skin area immediately or as2soon as feasible with soap and water. If employees1incur exposure to their skin or mucous membranes,0then those areas shall be washed or flushed with)water as appropriate as soon as feasible.7. Needles/Other Sharps0Contaminated needles will not be bent, recapped,%removed, sheared or purposely broken.*Sharps containers will be labeled or color#coded in accordance with applicable regulations.+contaminated will not be picked up directly-with the hands. The following procedures willbe used:A fox tail brush and dust pan.-Sharps containers in this facility are placedin the following location(s):8. Work Area Restrictions)In work areas where there is a reasonable(likelihood of exposure to blood or other+potentially infectious materials, employees-are not to eat, drink, apply cosmetics or lip*balm, smoke or handle contact lenses. Food-and beverages are not to be kept in freezers,'refrigerators, shelves, cabinets or on *other potentially infectious materials arepresent. 9. Specimens,Specimens of blood or potentially infectious,materials will be placed in a container that'prevents leakage during the collection,+handling, processing, storage and transportof the specimens. )countertops or bench tops where blood or ,The containers used for this purpose will be)labeled or color-coded in accordance withapplicable regulations.10. Contaminated Equipment&Equipment that has become contaminated4with blood or other potentially infectious materials(shall be decontaminated prior to reuse. 3Decontamination procedures are posted and materials0for decontamination are stored in the followinglocations at this facility:,for replenishment on a regular schedule. The.schedule for this review is weekly. The person0responsible for this review at this facility is:/All personal protective equipment used at this 4facility will be provided without cost to employees.-on the anticipated exposure to blood or other!potentially infectious materials.+The protective equipment will be considered5appropriate only if it does not permit blood or other3potentially infectious materials to pass through or3reach the employee's clothing, skin, eyes, mouth or.other mucous membranes under normal conditions7of use and for the duration of time that the protectiveequipment will be used.7The following protective equipment (if checked) will be made available at this facility: Face ShieldGloves (Disposable)Gloves (Utility)Lab CoatProtective Eye Wear3with blood, other potentially infectious materials,%non-intact skin and mucous membranes.6Gloves in this facility are available in the following location(s):/The availability of gloves will be assessed and1additional stocks provided on a regular schedule.%The schedule for assessment and stock#replenishment is weekly. The person*responsible for glove inventory assessment#and restocking at this facility is:/Disposable gloves used at this facility are not0ability to function as a barrier is compromised.(Masks in combination with eye protection(devices, such as goggles or glasses with-solid side shield, or chin-length face shield*are required to be worn whenever splashes,-spray, splatter or droplets of blood or other'potentially infectious materials may be generated and eye, nose or mouth,contamination can reasonably be anticipated..Situations at this facility that would requiresuch protection are as follows:12. Decontamination Procedures&All contaminated work surfaces will be.decontaminated after completion of procedures,5immediately or as soon as feasible after any spill of8blood or other potentially infectious materials, as well,become contaminated since the last cleaning.6All bins, pails, cans and similar receptacles shall be+inspected and decontaminated on a regularlyscheduled basis.2The schedule for inspection and decontamination is2weekly. The person responsible for such inspection(and decontamination at this facility is:13. Regulated Waste Disposal3All contaminated personal protective equipment will2be cleaned or disposed of at no cost to employees.1All repairs and replacements will be made by the !employer at no cost to employees.2All personal protective equipment will be removed 'before leaving the proximate work area.1All contaminated sharps (to include broken glass)0Regulated waste other than sharps, including all+contaminated disposable personal protective14. Laundry Procedures(Laundry contaminated with blood or other0potentially infectious materials will be handled2as little as possible. Such laundry will be placedin appropriately marked bags.%All employees who handle contaminated$laundry will use personal protective*equipment to prevent contact with blood or%at this facility will be cleaned at: /other potentially infectious m< aterials. Laundry15. Hepatitis B Vaccine*All employees who have been identified as -having exposure to blood or other potentially2infectious materials will be offered the Hepatitis*B vaccine, at no cost to the employee. The.vaccine will be offered within 10 working days1of their initial assignment to work involving the/potential for occupational exposure to blood or2other potentially infectious materials unless they,have previously had the vaccine or wishes to&submit antibody testing that shows the%employee to have sufficient immunity.+Employees who decline the Hepatitis vaccine Appendix A of the OSHA standard.+will sign a waiver that uses the wording in1Employees who initially declines the vaccine but &the standard may then have the vaccine/provided at no cost. The person responsible for,assuring that the vaccine is offered and the#waivers signed at this facility is:*Vaccine will be administered by a licensed0health care provider, usually the Brevard county/Public Health Unit designated for the facility.*16. Post-Exposure Evaluation and Follow-Up,At this facility, the person responsible for-maintaining records of exposure incidents is:0When an employee incurs an exposure incident, it1should be reported to the person specified above.1All employees who incur an exposure incident will5be offered post-exposure evaluation and follow-up in "accordance with the OSHA standard.*This follow-up will include the following:/1. Documentation of the route of exposure and*the circumstances related to the incident.22. If possible, the identification of the source5individual and, if possible, the status of the source6individual. The blood of the source individual will be.tested (after consent is obtained) for HIV/HBV infections.43. Results of the testing of the source individual.will be made available to the exposed employee,with the exposed employee informed about the*applicable laws and regulations concerning6disclosure of the identify and infection of the source64. The employee will be offered the option of having5his/her blood collected for testing of the employee's,HIV/HBV serological status. The blood sample0will be preserved for up to 90-days to allow the4employee to decide if the blood should be tested for1HIV serological status. However, if the employee 9decides before that time that testing will or will not be2conducted then the appropriate action can be takenand the blood sample discarded./5. The employee will be offered post-exposure2recommendations of the U.S. Public Health Service.*prophylaxis in accordance with the current66. The employee will be given appropriate counseling2concerning precaution to take during the period of+The following person(s) has been designated,to assure that the policy outlined herein is.effectively carried out as well as to maintainrecords related to this policy:!17. Interaction with Health Care Professionals0verification and maintenance of the hand washing,A written opinion shall be obtained from the&health care professional who evaluates'be obtained in the following instances:-Health care professionals shall be instructedto limit their opinions to:'1. Whether the Hepatitis B vaccine is.indicated and if the employee has received the0vaccine, or for evaluation following an incidentresults of the evaluation*3. That the employee has been told about%any medical conditions resulting from(infectious materials. (NOTE: The written/opinion of the employer is not to reference any.personal medical information). Medical records*shall be maintained for thirty (30) years. 18. Training,Training for all employees will be conducted(before initial assignment to tasks where02. Epidemiology and symptomology of bloodbornedisease23. Modes of transmission of bloodborne pathogens3plan, lines of responsibility, how the plan will beimplemented, etc.44. This Exposure Control Plan, i.e., points of the7other potentially infectious materials at this facility.control exposure to blood or other potentially/facility and who should be notified concerning 1exposure to blood or other potentially infectious materials4Training will be conducted using videotapes, written6materials, district trainers and resource personnel as/required. The person responsible for conductingtraining at this facility is:4All employees will receive annual refresher training4within one year of the employee's previous training.4The outline for the training material is located at:-employees from the threat of disease via such+infectious materials. At this facility hand4The availability of these materials will be reviewed2Personal protective equipment will be chosen based3who later wish to have it while still covered under55. Procedures that might cause exposure to blood or1employees of this facility. Written opinions will*2. The employee has been informed of the)3. Implementation Methodology & Schedules+Job Classifications and Tasks/Procedures inRockledge, FL 329551254 S. Florida Avenue)Office of Environmental Health Safety andRockledge Maintenance CompoundCode Compliance!Any broken glassware that may be 4as at the end of the work shift if surfaces may have Standard.)OSHA 29 CFR 1910.1030 Bloodborne PathogenStandard*OSHA 29 CFR 1910.1200 Hazard Communication  )Brevard Public 50ȻBoard Policy 8453.0Control of Bloodborne PathogensTelephone Number: 321-633-3496.,BBP Exposure Control & Biomedical Waste Plan36. Control methods to be used at this facility to47. Personal protective equipment available at this+8. Post-exposure evaluation and follow-up*9. Signs and labels used at the facility210. Hepatitis B Vaccine program at the facility.3infection materials, including proper segregation, 8containerizing, labeling and storage of Biomedical WasteDisposal Service2Insert the Name and ID# of the Registered Businessproviding this service:/1. The OSHA standard for Bloodborne Pathogens319. Biomedical Waste Containerizing, Transport, & 6& the State Requirements for handling Biomedical Waste+Gloves shall be worn where it is reasonably1anticipated that employees will have hand contactresponsibility:,for performing a week service inspection of +(Bldg, Rm # and Function Space description)21. AED Device Inspections*List the Name of the person(s) responsible22. AED location Listing List the location for all AED Devices23. Record Keeping24. Reference/20. Cardio-pulmonary Resuscitation & First Aid.Automated External Defibrillator (AED) DevicesGBloodborne Pathogens, Hazard Exposure Control and Biomedical Waste PlanStandard, 29 CFR 1910.1030;FAC 64E-16; and FAC 17-712.4All contaminated sharps (hypodermic needles, broken )glass, etc.) are to be placed immediately5container at the point of origin. At this facility .the sharps containers are puncture resistant, labeled, and leak proof.)to be washed or decontaminated for reuse.'11. Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)'into a FDOH approved appropriate sharps-equipment must be placed into a FDOH approvedtransport company.1Manual Decontamination, with the use of PPE, will1be accomplished by using the following materials:*shall be discarded at the point of origin,+by use of FDOH approved sharps containers, kept at the following locations:+equipment, shall be placed in FDOH approved4red bag containers, kept at the following locations:the exposure incident. 1 1. When the employee obtains Hep-B  vaccine( 2. Whenever the employee 1 following an exposure incident.7 is sent to a health care professional*occupational exposure may occur. Training *for employees will include an explanation of the following:#Florida Department of Health (FDOH)/as well as any/all contracted nurses for proper.containerizing biomedical waste as required byRules administered by FD<OH.0biomedical waste remains secure, and restricted )from direct access by the general public.9The school administration is responsible for maintaining 9all site specific records required by the OSHA standard 5Waste Shipment/disposal Records). This includes the records.$Title XXIX, Florida Statute 381.0098"Florida Administrative Code 64E-16,are not cracked, peeling, torn, punctured or3 exhibit other signs of deterioration or when their(Do not compact biomedical waste over 22 /pounds per cubic foot. 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