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SAFETY

SAFETY IS OUR PRIORITY

Biological Hazard

Also known as biohazards, refer to biological substances that pose a threat to the health of living organisms, primarily that of humans.

Biological hazards enter the body through:

  • Inhalation

  • Absorption

  • Ingestion

  • Injection

Control Measures

Engineering controls

  • The preferred defense and include built-in protection in buildings, work areas, equipment or supplies. Hazard protection is built in and, therefore, control is at the design stage

  • Example:ventilation systems and construction seals to create negative-pressure rooms

Administrative controls 

  •  Administrative controls are set up by management and workers and are used if a hazard cannot be eliminated or reduced through engineering controls.

  • Example:worker training, policies, such as rules that require regular hand washing, procedures, such as disinfection and wet-mopping for hazards such as hantavirus clean-up

Personal Protective Equipment 

  • When a hazard poses a threat, even after engineering and administrative controls have been implemented, then personal protective equipment (PPE) is necessary.

  • Example: latex gloves, a proper mask for biohazards, eye protection

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Ebola

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Brucella 

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Actinomycetes

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Salmonella

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Smallpox

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Trichinella spiralis

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