It is of high importance for employees to follow OSHA guidelines about bloodborne pathogens. It will help reduce the risk of exposure diseases, blood and bodily fluids.

It's very helpful that employees are required to complete training before beginning tasks where there is a reasonable chance of exposure. Employees should keep up to date with different techniques for cleaning up as well how put on, remove, and dispose of PPE.

Wearing personal protective equipment is very important for preventing contact with potentially infectious body fluids.