It is very helpful that a company is knowledgeable about bloodborne pathogens especially if cleaning in a medical or lab setting. The company must know what to do in an event they are exposed to a needle stick or bodily fluids. It is also important to know how to handle the situation and make sure all of the OSHA rules are followed. 

No one wants to contract HBV or HIV because they handled contaminated laundry or cleaned blood or body fluids improperly. It is important to assume that all blood and body fluids are contaminated with a bloodborne pathogen.