Job Hazard	Hazard Control
Exposure to: chemicals, fumes, biohazard waste and dust contact	Wear proper gloves, eye protection and respiratory protection; work in ventilated areas to avoid fumes; conduct occasional air monitoring; bloodborne pathogen training; training for working in laboratories
Exposure to blood and needles (restrooms & health care center)	Bloodborne pathogen training
Handling and working with chemicals	Hazard Communication: MSDS, Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
Constant heavy lifting/climbing/bending/stooping	Use proper lifting techniques; Ergonomic training
Potential electrical shock	Avoid working around electrical equipment or outlets
Improper use of ladders	Use a well maintained wooden/fiberglass ladder; Follow all safety warnings posted on ladder
Trip or fall hazards	Walking/working surfaces training for working around uneven, wet and slippery surfaces (includes warning to others of slippery surfaces)
Fire and Emergency response	Training would include: fire extinguisher use, phone communication, first aid

Recommended Training

· Hazard Communication

· Fire/Emergency Response

· Ergonomics

· New Employee Orientation

· Respiratory Protection

· Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

· Bloodborne Pathogens1^st Aid