TINKERAFBI44-102 — Bloodborne Pathogens Exposure Control Plan

TINKERAFBI44-102 governs bloodborne pathogen exposure control, including training, exposure plans, spill cleanup, and medical management.

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  • Publication number: TINKERAFBI44-102
  • Title: BLOODBORNE PATHOGENS EXPOSURE CONTROL PLAN
  • Date: 2020-07-23

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It establishes procedures for education and training, developing exposure control plans, cleaning potentially infectious material spills, and medically managing exposed workers. Compliance with the publication is mandatory, and it applies to organizations on Tinker Air Force Base, including tenant organizations.

Applies to: It is applicable to all organizations, including tenant organizations.

Topics covered

  • Exposure determination
  • Bloodborne pathogen training
  • Exposure control plans
  • Spill cleanup procedures
  • Medical management
  • Self-aid and buddy care
  • Hepatitis B vaccination

Questions and answers

How is occupational exposure determined when employees use personal protective equipment?

The exposure determination is made without regard to the use of personal protective equipment. (paragraph 1)

What does universal precautions require for victims and their body fluids?

Considered to be potentially infected with a bloodborne disease and therefore treated the same. (paragraph 1)

When is wearing personal protective equipment mandatory?

The wearing of PPE is mandatory in all instances when exposure to blood or body fluids is anticipated. (paragraph 1)

What are Category I bloodborne pathogen exposure tasks?

High-risk tasks are those that involve routine exposure to human blood, body fluids, or tissues. (paragraph 1)

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