Ways to isolate or remove the bloodborne pathogens hazard from the workplace

Use closable, leak proof containers lined with a plastic bag and labeled with a biohazard sign for disposal of dried bloody waste.
Leak-proof red plastic bags must be used for double bagging blood or infectious waste that is liquid or semi-liquid.
Inspect and clean all garbage receptacles that are likely to become contaminated with bloody waste on a regular basis and as needed.
Use sharps container for disposal of needles, blades and lancets.
Disposable gloves available to all employees.
Employees are trained in bloodborne pathogen safety so they can safely give first aid.
Mini "first responder kits" available from your health assistant. This kit contains gloves, antiseptic towelettes, paper towels, gauze and plastic bags.