Biological and physical
Resources for dealing with anthrax, bloodborne pathogens, and mold in the workplace.
Oregon OSHA
Visit the Oregon OSHA website to learn more about biological and physical hazards, including:
Fact sheets:
Resources
Anthrax
Anthrax quick facts (OSHA)
This information page includes quick facts about anthrax, including symptoms, hazard recognition, and prevention.
Antrax emergency preparedness and response (NIH)
CDC's well-organized microsite on anthrax.
Bloodborne pathogens
Annual assessment of safer sharps devices and work practice | Poster
Review cycle one-page handout.
Protect employees during belonging searches (Spanish)
Employers should train workers to follow precautions for bloodborne pathogens and how to conduct searches more safely
Waste hazards around your business
A guide that offers guidance on the safe removal of waste and garbage on your business property.
Bloodborne infectious diseases HIV/AIDS, hepatitis B virus, and hepatitis C virus (NIOSH)
Thorough website with nine subtopic sections.
Bloodborne pathogens and needlestick prevention (OSHA)
Web page including guidance, enforcement, hazard recognition, and evaluation and controls.
Mold
Critical steps for flooding in the workplace
A bulletin with guidance on how to manage a flood in the workplace as well as information on recovering safely.
Flood response resources (AIHA)
Home and building owners will find general guidance for staying safe and cleaning up after a flood.
Mold Quick card (OSHA) [Spanish]
Easy-to-read two-page guide with recommendations for general clean-up and specific remediation of mold infestations.