What protective measures against bloodborne pathogens must the DOE provide?

The DOE is required to develop an Exposure Control Plan that:

identifies at-risk workers;
outlines methods to prevent or eliminate exposure, including universal precautions and the use of safe needle devices;
outlines adequate personal protective equipment;
establishes a housekeeping, cleaning and disinfection program;
establishes a bloodborne pathogens training program;
offers Hepatitis B vaccine at no cost; and
offers free, confidential medical evaluation, treatment and counseling after an exposure to blood or bodily fluids during work hours.

The principal should appoint an administrative-level person, called the site employee safety administrator, to coordinate the school’s program.