OSHA
The cost of hepatitis B vaccination if contracted at work
What is free?
Where we keep the Biohazard bags
What are shipping hallway inventory racks?
The definition of bloodborne pathogens
What are microorganisms in human blood that can cause disease?
The person you should immediately report any accidents or incidents to is
Who is your supervisor?
Every company must have an ECP, this stands for
What is Exposure Control Plan?
Our sitewide PPE
What are safety toe shoes and safety glasses?
The three types of bloodborne pathogens
What are:
HIV - human immunodeficiency virus
HBV - hepatitis B virus
HCV - hepatitis C virus
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An incident that does not result in a loss (injury, illness, damage or other), but has the potential to do so
What is a Near Miss?
This is how often employers must evaluate and update their program
What is annually?
The systematic process of detecting and categorizing conditions, activities, or materials that could cause harm to people, property, or the environment
What is a Hazard ID?
Transmission at work may occur through these mucous membranes
What are the eyes, nose and mouth?
The person involved or his/her manager has to register a report of every incident in
What is the Action Management System?
Your Exposure Control Plan must be
Specific to your facility
Updated yearly, and
Accessible to workers.
AMS stands for
What is Action Management System?
The Universal Rule
What is pretend its contaminated until you know otherwise?
This is where you can find the Accident/Incident Report to fill out after an incident occurs
What is QDMS Quick Links?