This Poster is Laminated.
\nEmployers must comply with OSHA's bloodborne pathogens standard (29 CFR 1910.1030) whenever employees are occupationally exposed to blood and other potentially infectious materials.<\/p>\n

OSHA Compliance Groups Bloodborne Pathogens Poster explains the major provisions of the standard, provides an overview of the major types of bloodborne diseases, and includes recommended engineering controls and best practices. It's designed to supplement mandatory training under the standard and keep your employees informed about how to reduce associated risks.<\/p>\n

A poster mandated for occupations where employees are exposed to blood or other bodily fluids or potentially infectious materials, especially the following fields:
\n\u2022Healthcare Facilities
\n\u2022Schools Public or Private \/ Preschools
\n\u2022Medical Clinics
\n\u2022Medical Repair Personnel
\n\u2022Emergency Medical Technicians
\n\u2022Paramedical
\n\u2022Fire & Police Personnel
\n\u2022Food Processing Plants
\n\u2022Hotels
\n\u2022Laboratories
\n\u2022Laundry & Linen Supply
\n\u2022Mortuaries \/ Embalmers
\n\u2022Nursing or Convalescent Homes
\n\u2022Sanitariums
\n\u2022Veterinarians
\n\u2022Sewing Factories
\n\u2022Cutting Services
\n\u2022Tailor Services
\n\u2022Restaurants
\n\u2022Fishing\/Bait Establishments<\/p>\n

DISPLAYING POSTERS SIGNIFY A COMMITMENT TO SAFETY & COMPLIANCE!<\/p>\n

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\u00b7 Laminated on both sides and printed in high-quality full color<\/p>\n

\u00b7 Size : 24″ x 39″<\/p>\n

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