Employers must develop and implement an exposure control plan to protect employees from exposure to bloodborne pathogens. This document explains how the employer will implement the OSHA Standard. A copy of your facility's Exposure Control Plan should be available to you at all times.
The Exposure Control Plan must include the following:
- An exposure determination, which lists jobs that will or may subject workers to occupational exposures.
- Specific measures you and your employer must take to minimize your risk of exposure.
- Procedures to follow if there is an exposure incident.
