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There               are               several               hazards               recognized               by               OSHA               that               must               be               monitored               when               working               in               a               medical               setting.

Training               seminars               are               available               for               management               and               employees               through               companies               offering               seminars,               on-site               training               and               record               keeping               software.

Etools,               brochures               and               posters               are               available               online               at               osha.gov.

Also               available               to               the               employer               are               law               firms               specializing               in               defense               of               non-compliance               charges               and               criminal               prosecution.

Guidelines               presented               at               osha.gov               include               but               are               not               limited               to               exposure               to               chemicals,               bloodborne               pathogens,               corrosive               materials,               slip               and               fall,               and               protective               personal               equipment.

Guidelines               for               chemical               exposure               include               informing               employees               of               any               hazardous               chemicals               on               the               premises,               their               precautions,               and               proper               disposal.

It               is               imperative               that               guidelines               be               followed               for               labeling,               storage               and               shipping.

Material               data               safety               sheets               must               also               be               maintained               by               the               employer.
               Bloodborne               pathogen               exposure               includes               exposure               to               HIV               or               the               hepatitis               B               virus.

The               medical               facility               is               responsible               for               developing               an               exposure               control               plan               which               would               cover               a               communication               and               recordkeeping               method               for               exposure               incidents.

The               facility               is               also               responsible               for               documenting               the               implementation               of               safer               medical               devices               that               will               help               to               reduce               the               hazards               to               employees.

Handwashing               facilities               or               antiseptic               soap               and               paper               towels               or               a               similar               product               must               be               made               available               to               employees.

It               is               the               responsibility               of               the               employer               to               make               sure               that               the               employees               wash               their               hands               after               removal               of               protective               gloves               or               exposure               to               bloodborne               pathogens.
               There               are               specific               guidelines               for               handling               contaminated               needles.

Needles               are               not               to               be               removed,               recapped,               broken               or               bent               unless               there               is               no               other               alternative.

Appropriate               containers               are               to               be               made               available               for               disposal               of               contaminated               needles.

Blood               handling               must               be               controlled               so               that               splashing               or               dripping               does               not               occur               or               is               minimized.

Storage               container               labels               must               be               sealable,               leak-proof               and               follow               a               specific               color               coding               according               to               OSHA               guidelines.
               To               prepare               for               the               event               of               corrosive               exposure,               a               rinsing               or               flushing               station               must               be               made               available               to               employees               and               they               must               be               within               immediate               reach.
               Slip               and               fall               accidents               should               be               avoided               by               keeping               floors               clean,               dry               and               free               from               debris               if               at               all               possible.

Guardrails               are               necessary               in               areas               that               have               stairwells               or               large               containers.
               Protective               coverings               and               equipment               will               be               provided               by               the               employer               as               needed               for               covering               the               eyes,               head,               extremities               or               face               if               necessary.

The               employer               is               responsible               for               assessing               hazards               and               needs               of               the               employees,               supplying               the               needed               equipment               and               making               sure               it               is               the               proper               fit               for               the               individual               employee.
               Employees               can               be               faced               with               many               hazards               on               a               daily               basis.

OSHA               guidelines               are               set               in               place               to               discourage               unsafe               work               environments               and               to               protect               employee               and               customer               health.

Penalties               for               non-compliance               can               be               administered               in               the               form               of               fines,               increased               insurance               rates               or               even               the               closure               of               an               establishment.

If               you               suspect               your               employer               is               not               following               OSHA               guidelines,               you               can               contact               one               of               the               regional               agencies               listed               on               osha.gov.

Whistle               blower               protection               is               afforded               to               any               employees               reporting               unsafe               work               conditions               or               discrimination               due               to               whistle               blowing.
               Being               proactive               in               following               guidelines               established               by               OSHA               can               help               to               lesson               or               eliminate               workers               compensation               claims               for               injury,               lost               time               from               work               and               negligent               liability               claims.

This               can               also               help               to               keep               the               cost               of               workers               compensation               insurance               at               a               controlled               rate.

It               is               in               everyone's               best               interest               to               follow               every               detail               of               the               guidelines               set               forth               for               your               specific               type               of               trade               or               establishment.
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