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Plan Templates and SDS Library

Exposure control plan

A written exposure control plan is the centerpiece of the OSHA bloodborne pathogens standard. The template covers:

• Exposure determination: which roles have occupational exposure, and to what
• Methods of compliance: engineering controls, work practice controls, PPE
• Hepatitis B vaccination: offered within 10 days of assignment, documented declinations
• Post-exposure evaluation and follow-up procedure
• Annual review log, with the reviewer's name and date

The template organizes your plan. It does not interpret the regulation for your practice; your compliance counsel does that.

Hazard communication program

• Chemical inventory tied to your SDS library
• Container labeling procedure
• Staff training record, linked to the training log

SDS library

Safety Data Sheets for every hazardous chemical in the practice, kept current and accessible to staff. OSHA Desk tracks the library against your chemical inventory and flags sheets that are missing or outdated. Common entries for dental practices include surface disinfectants, sterilants, impression materials, and radiographic processing chemistry; medical and vet practices add their own.

Staff and facility data only. Patient data never enters the system.