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Exposure Control Plan for Bloodborne Pathogens
Our exposure control plan is made available upon request, for examination and copying, to our employees, the Chief of Cal/OSHA, and NIOSH (or their respective designees) in accord with 8 CCR 3204, “Access to Employee Expo-sure and Medical Records.” Our organization’s written exposure control plan contains at least the following elements:
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