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Where should the OSHA exposure plan be kept, and for whom should it always be available?
 
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What information should be documented in a clinical procedure?
 
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Answer to Question 1

The OSHA exposure plan should be kept separate from other procedure manuals and always should be available for an OSHA inspector.

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This is great. Thanks





 

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