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Central Michigan District Health Department is your local resource for information, training,
and vaccinations for employees, as well as a resource for standard compliance. CMDHD's
Bloodborne Pathogen Program is backed by registered nurses, health educators, and
caring professionals.
Methods of compliance:
- Universal Precautions
- Employee Training
- Engineering/Work Practice Controls
- Personal Protective Equipment
- Hepatitis B Vaccinations
- Post Exposure Follow-Up
- Resources
- Questions and Answers
How does the OSHA standard affect your workplace?
The OSHA Standard, 29CRF Part 1910-1030 "...applies to all occupational exposures to blood
or other potentially hazardous materials." Its purpose is to "reduce occupational
exposure to Hepatitis B Virus (HBV), Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) and other
bloodborne pathogens" that employees may encounter in their workplace.
Employee Training and Exposure Control Plan:
- $100 per training class with Exposure Control Plan
- Hepatitis B Vaccination: $35 per dose. Series of 3 doses required.
For information about Employee Training or Exposure Control Plan, contact:
Chris Lauckner
Bloodborne Pathogen Trainer
(989) 773-5921 ext. 8460
For information about Hepatitis B Vaccinations, contact:
Personal Health Services in your county.
* Prices subject to change, please call for current pricing.
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