4. Special Ed Teachers and in self-contained classrooms of the developmentally disabled-Con Amore Staff 5. Teacher Aides working with the developmentally delayed 6. Bus drivers for students with disabilities. Additionally, some employees in the following job classifications may have occupational exposure to blood or other potentially infectious materials, if they are designated as responsible for certain tasks or procedures: JOB CLASSIFICATION TASK/PROCEDURE Principal/Assistant Principal -first aid/CPR designated responder
-crisis intervention team -transporting wounded
Clerical Staff
-first aid provider
Coaches
-first aid/CPR provider -transporting wounded students -crisis intervention
5.0413.03 POST EXPOSURE EVALUATION Issue Date: 5/8/97 First Aid Incident Reporting:
All first aid incidents involving the presence of blood or OPIM will be reported to the school principal or his/her designee before the end of each school day. The report will include the following information: 1. The names of all first aid providers who render assistance, regardless of whether personal protective equipment was used, 2. The time and date of the incident, 3. The description of the incident, 4. The presence of blood or OPIM materials, and 5. A determination of whether an exposure incident occurred. The report will be recorded on a log that is available to all employees and is provided to the school nurse upon request. Training programs for school designated first aid providers will include specifics of this reporting procedure. Hepatitis B Vaccination series will be offered and made available within 24 hours to all unvaccinated first aid providers who have rendered assistance in any situation, regardless of whether or not a specific “exposure incident” as defined by the OSHA Standard occurred. The employee has the right to refuse. Exposure Incidents:
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