OSHA

Healthcare workers face a different mix of hazards than almost any other workforce. Needlesticks, infectious disease exposure, hazardous chemicals, radiation, and heavy patient handling are all part of a normal shift. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) addresses these risks through several overlapping standards, and training runs through nearly all of them. This guide walks through the specific OSHA training requirements that apply to hospitals, clinics,

Every day, medical waste transporters manage materials that could contain infectious agents. From sharps containers and contaminated PPE to biological waste and laboratory specimens, these materials pose serious health risks to workers. To protect workers, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has established strict Bloodborne Pathogen Standards that companies involved in medical waste handling must understand and follow. These standards form a cornerstone