Under What Circumstances Does OSHA Require the Employer to Have

question 24

Multiple Choice

Under what circumstances does OSHA require the employer to have a written exposure control plan for bloodborne pathogens?

• A)Only in hospitals and health care facilities.
• B)Only in establishments that have 10 or more employees who may be exposed.
• C)Only in establishments that have 1 or more employees who may be exposed.
• D)None of the above;a written plan is not required.

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Definitions:

Merchants

Businesses or individuals engaged in the trading of goods, services, or commodities for profit.

Reasonable Commercial Standards

A set of accepted, practical criteria that guide business conduct and transactions within a particular industry.

Good Faith

A principle that denotes honesty, fairness, and sincerity in the intentions and actions of parties involved in an agreement or transaction, without the intention to deceive or defraud.

Non-merchants

Individuals or entities engaged in transactions who do not regularly deal in goods of the kind sold, thus not considered a merchant under the Uniform Commercial Code.