Bloodborne Pathogens
3 common bloodborne pathogens
What is HIV, Hep B & Hep C?
Supervisors must complete and submit to EHS the Report of Incident Form for any injury that requires medial treatment beyond first aid with in this time frame.
What is 24 hours?
The official voice of the "All Clear" message over the PA system
Who is the Incident Commander
Buildings 1, 2 & 3 are considered this type of generator
What is a large quantity generator?
This SOP meets which regulatory requirement for a written hazard communication program.
What is OSHA?
Do this in an event of an exposure incident invoving exposed mucous membranes.
What is flush with water or normal saline solution?
Do this if an area cannot be made safe
STOP and activate ERT and wait for instruction
These 3 areas are identified Muster areas on the main campus
What are B3 parking lot, B7 parking lot, and John Henry Foster parking lot
To begin a new satellite accumulation area, do this.
What is contact EHS?
SDS stand for this
What is Safety Data Sheet?
Form of Hepatitis which there is a vaccination
What is Hepatitis B?
To ensure needed facility repairs are assessed and completed for any safety related events do this
What is submit a work notification in SAP
These personnel are resonsible for assuming the role of Muster Captain if EHS, ERT or Site Services Manager are not on site.
Who are Managers and Supervisors?
Batteries are considered this type of waste
What is universal waste?
Controls that isolate or remove the bloodborne pathogene hazard from the workplace
What are Engineering Controls?
Investigations of safety incidents should conclude with in what amount of time
What is 7 days?
These are located in every parking lot and provide a 24/7 method of contact to the B2 security office.
What are blue light phones?
Employees should ensure quantities of waste accumulated in satellite areas never exceeds this amount
What is 55 gallons?
All portable in-house containers will be labled using this labelling system
What is GHS?
This is an approach to treat all human blood and bodily fluids as if they are infectious.
What are Universal Precautions?
This analysis is completed for any "incident" resulting in serious/catastrophic injury or environmental relaese as well as for any critical near miss.
What is Root Cause Analysis?
These are located in the B1 & B7 lobbies, B3 office area, B6 copy room and B2 security and must be grabbed and taken to the muster areas.
What are Evacuation Kits/Bags?
RCRA is the acronym for.
Resource Conservation and Recovery Act.
This is required to be disclosed for proper emergency or first aid treatment.
What is the specific chemcial identity of a trade secret?