OSHA Exposure Control Plan

Every May, the federal government's Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) requires updating of the bloodborne pathogen exposure control plans some medical practices are legally obliged to file.

The OSHA regulations require each employer to establish a written plan for each practice location detailing:

1. those job titles and duties that may expose employees to infection;
2. work routines to minimize exposure;
3. how HBV vaccination may be obtained from the employer;
4. required follow-ups of incidents and exposure;
5. steps to alert employees to biohazards; and
6. recordkeeping requirements.

If you think you may need to prove compliance but are not doing so, or if you have any questions about your current OSHA plan, The Health Care Group, Inc., will be glad to assist you.

HCG's consultants have helped thousands of practices establish OSHA programs. HCG's Model Medical Practice OSHA Exposure Control Compliance Plan, includes the necessary charts and forms. It was designed to guide and assist practices in their compliance efforts. Now included with the Plan is an OSHA Training Module for training your staff and meeting your annual and new employee education requirement covering bloodborne pathogens.

Keeps you in compliance with OSHA's Bloodborne Pathogen regulations. It is designed to guide and assist practices in their compliance efforts. This model includes the necessary charts and forms.

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