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OSHA Compliance Self-Check
The employer duties of OSHA's Bloodborne Pathogens Standard, grouped the way the standard itself is organized, with respirator and chemical-program items included. Tick what your program already has. The score measures the completeness of your own self-audit, not compliance in any legal sense, and nothing you tick leaves your browser. The standard itself is public at osha.gov.
Written exposure control plan
0/4 · 1910.1030(c)Training
0/4 · 1910.1030(g)(2)Hepatitis B vaccination
0/3 · 1910.1030(f)(1)-(2)PPE
0/4 · 1910.1030(d)(3)Respirators
0/4 · 1910.134Housekeeping, sharps, and waste
0/4 · 1910.1030(d)(4)Post-exposure procedure
0/3 · 1910.1030(f)(3)Hazard communication
0/3 · 1910.1200Recordkeeping
0/2 · 1910.1030(h)Program completeness
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0 of 31 items in place
A normal starting point. Work top to bottom: the written plan first, because it drives everything else.
A self-audit reading aid based on the public text of the standard. It is not a legal determination, an OSHA inspection, or professional advice, and state OSHA plans can add requirements.
Every unticked box has a section in the kit.
The Crime Scene Cleanup Launch Kit walks each item in order: the exposure control plan outline, the training and vaccination duties, the respirator program, and the templates that keep the records. $149 once, 30-day money-back guarantee.
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