Northfield Board of Education file code: 4112.4/4212.4
X Monitored
X Mandated
Exhibit A X Other Reasons
Northfield Public School District
2000 New Road
Northfield, NJ 08225
609-407-4000
EXPOSURE INCIDENT FORM
In the event of an incident involving the exposure of a staff person or student to blood or other potentially infectious materials, this form, as required by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), shall be completed as soon as possible. The information collected below is intended to assist with evaluating the control methods used and with preventing future exposures.
Name of Person(s) Exposed:
(indicate if staff or student)
District School:
Incident Date: Time:
Incident: Mark in each column, as appropriate
Exposure: Injury Type/Exposure Route: Body Part Injured:
Blood Abrasion Finger
Other Body Fluids Laceration Hand
Specify:_______________ Puncture Arm
Was blood seen in body fluid? Mucous Membrane Eye
Yes ____ No ____ Human Bite Other:___________
Infectious Material Other______________
Specify:_______________
Other __
Description of Incident:
Protective equipment in use at time of incident:
Gloves Protective Sleeves Other
Goggles Lab Coat
Face Mask/shield Gown
Referred to: ___________________________________________________________________
No Medical Treatment sought Emergency Treatment Center
Policy 4112.4/4212.4 Employee Health (covering exposure to bloodborne pathogens)
All staff are trained and familiar with policy 4112.4/4212.4
Engineering controls in place at the time of the exposure incident:
The term “engineering controls” includes all control measures that isolate or remove a hazard from the workplace, encompassing not only sharps with engineered sharps injury protections and needleless systems but also other medical devices designed to reduce the risk of percutaneous exposure to bloodborne pathogens. Examples include sharps disposal containers and biosafety cabinets.
The work practices and protective equipment or clothing used at the time of the exposure incident:
Notation of any “failures to control” at the time of the exposure incident:
What changes need to be made to prevent reoccurrence?
Report prepared by: __________________
Date
Position: