The laboratory exposure control plan should contain all the following EXCEPT:
A) Engineer and work practice controls
B) Review of control plan every 5 years
C) Methods of compliance for Standard Precautions
D) Guidelines for handling and disposal of regulated waste

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The exposure control plan is mandated by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA)to protect workers against blood-borne pathogens.This plan must be reviewed and updated annually.It must contain a determination of tasks and procedures that may result in an occupational hazard,a plan to investigate all exposure incidents and a plan to prevent these from reoccurring,methods of compliance for Standard Precautions,engineering and work practice controls,personal protective equipment,guidelines for ensuring that the work site is maintained in a clean and sanitary manner,guidelines for handling and disposal of regulated waste,and a training program for all employees (OSHA Bloodborne Standards).

The Laboratory Exposure Control Plan Should Contain All the Following