2. Navigating Tiger Training
Throughout Training:
Click ‘Play’ for slide audio or video above and review each slide
before continuing onto the next slide by clicking arrows below
o Note: not every slide has audio
Successfully complete periodic ‘quiz’ questions related to previous
slide content
After successfully completing this course:
There is no further action required by you – your supervisor will
be able to see your progress and completion
Please direct any follow up questions on this training to your
direct supervisor
3. Prior to Taking this Training
Staff members responding to BBP Spill Clean-Up must be
“OSHA BBP authorized”
OSHA is a government agency: Occupational Safety and Health
Administration
Staff are authorized by successfully completing the
University’s BBP Training and Hazard Communication
Training and this Standard Operating Procedure training.
University’s BBP Training requires annual renewal
If three trainings are not completed, or if BBP Training is not
current, staff are not authorized to clean up BBP
4. Reminder: What is BBP?
The CDC defines Bloodborne Pathogens as infectious
microorganisms in human blood that can cause disease in
humans. These pathogens include, but are not limited to:
Hepatitis B (HBV)
Hepatitis C (HCV)
Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)
BBP can be present in blood or Other Potentially Infectious
Materials (OPIM), which include:
Blood, semen, vaginal secretions, cerebrospinal fluid, synovial
fluid, pleural fluid, pericardial fluid, peritoneal fluid, amniotic fluid,
saliva in dental procedures, any body fluid that is visibly
contaminated with blood, and all body fluids in situations where it
is difficult or impossible to differentiate between body fluids
5. Q:
These pathogens include, but are not limited to:
Hepatitis B (HBV)
Hepatitis C (HCV)
Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)
6. Campus Recreation SOP
Campus Recreation’s SOP for BBP Clean-Up shall also be applied to
vomit or fecal clean up if it is suspected blood may be present.
If a staff member does not feel comfortable performing the clean-up
tasks, they shall keep the area blocked off and inform the Recreation
Supervisor. Another staff member shall perform the clean-up, or the
Recreation Supervisor shall notify the facility’s Building Security
Coordinator for assistance.
7. Campus Recreation SOP
If assistance is needed because:
the spill is unusually large
it involves additional hazards
clean-up materials are not available
Available staff does not feel comfortable performing clean-up
Contact the Building Security Coordinator (BSC):
Haley Cox (Fike), Ben Blodgett (Douthit), Dwayne Skelnik (Snow)
or Jimmy Mullinax (backup for all)
The BSC will then contact University’s Office of Environmental
Health and Safety at (864) 656-3311
8. Campus Recreation’s
BBP Spill Clean-Up Kits
Kits Are Located:
Fike Welcome Center (2)
Douthit Welcome Center (1)
CORE Office (1)
Sport Program Office Suite (2)
o For travel to outdoor field sites for Intramural and Club Sports use
9. Campus Recreation’s
BBP Spill Clean-Up Kits
Materials Available in BBP Clean-Up Kit:
Instruction Sheet
PPE – Disposable Gloves, Disposable Apron, Disposable Shoe
Covers, and Safety Goggles with Disposable Surgical Mask
Disposable Scooper/Dustpan
Disposable Paper Towels
Labeled Red BioHazard Bags
5 oz. Safetec® RedZ® Fluid Solidifier
16 oz. Safetec® SaniZide® Germicidal Solution
Caution Tape and “Equipment Not Safe For Use” Sign
Antiseptic Wipes (for use when hand washing in not immediately
available, i.e. outdoor fields, and to disinfect safety goggles)
10. Note on PPE
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) is specialized clothing or
equipment utilized for protection against hazards
PPE is provided in BBP Spill Clean-Up Kit
Hands, eyes, and mouth must be covered with every BBP
Clean Up
Disposable gloves and safety goggles with a disposable
surgical mask are required to be worn with every clean up
11. Note on PPE
General work clothes (e.g., uniforms, pants, shirts or blouses)
are not intended to function as protection against hazards and
are not considered to be PPE. If a garment is contaminated
with blood or OPIM, it must be removed immediately.
A disposable apron and shoe covers are also in the kit, but are
not required to be worn during clean up. If used, these items
must be placed in the biohazard bag following clean up.
12. QUESTION
What PPE must be worn with every BBP Spill Clean-Up?
(check all that apply?)
Gloves
Apron
Shoe Covers
Facemask with Shield or Safety Googles with Surgical Mask
Bio Hazard Suit
13. Standard Operating Procedure
When responding to an incident, employees should reference
SOP instructions in the kit and follow the steps listed according
to the surface where the spill occurred
All surfaces have the same general instructions, with area
specific differences in Step #4
Surfaces included are:
Hardwood, Mondo, Tarazzo, Tile
Carpet
Equipment/Machinery
Grass & Indoor/Outdoor Turf
14. Standard Operating Procedure
All Surfaces
1. Close off area to patrons & notify Recreation Supervisor and
other staff of spill
2. Have another staff member bring BBP Spill Clean-Up Kit to
location, if able and review SOP instruction sheet
3. Put on appropriate PPE (personal protective equipment):
a. Disposable gloves – always
b. Safety goggles and disposable surgical mask – always
c. Disposable apron and shoe covers – as needed
15. SOP – Area Specific
Hardwood Floors | Mondo | Tarazzo | Tile
16. SOP – Area Specific
Hardwood Floors | Mondo | Tarazzo | Tile
4. Determine if spill is small, medium, or too large for provided
clean up materials
a. If a smaller spill (i.e. blood droplets), use paper towel first to wipe
up before using sanitizer
b. If a medium spill (i.e. puddle of blood or OPIM), cover the entire spill
with Safetec® RedZ® Fluid Solidifier first and allow to dry
i. Use 1 oz of RedZ® for 1 liter of body fluid
ii. After the spill solidifies (1-2 minutes), use the disposable
scoop/dustpan to pick up material and put into red Biohazard
Bag. Dispose of the scoop/dustpan in red Biohazard Bag
c. If spill is too large for provided clean up materials, have Recreation
Supervisor contact the facility’s BSC for follow up
Reminder: Keep Personal Protection Equipment on
17. SOP – Area Specific
Carpet
4. Cover the entire spill with disposable paper towels to
overlap onto clean carpet
Note: Additional steam cleaning may be necessary to
ensure disinfection and to avoid discoloring the surface.
Use caution tape and stanchions to keep area blocked off
if necessary. Pro Staff will be notified of the incident via
the accident/incident form for follow up.
18. SOP – Area Specific
Equipment | Machinery
4. Determine if spill is small, medium, or too large for provided clean
up materials
a. If a smaller spill (i.e. blood droplets), use paper towel first to wipe up
b. If a medium spill (i.e. puddle of blood or vomit)
i. Use a paper towel to wipe up small spots where able
ii. Cover any portions of the spill with Safetec® RedZ® Fluid
Solidifier, use 1 oz of RedZ® for 1 liter of body fluid, where a
scoop/dustpan may be used and allow to solidify (1-2 minutes)
iii. Dispose of all materials in biohazard bag
c. If spill is too large for provided clean up materials, have Recreation
Supervisor contact the facility’s BSC for follow up
Reminder: Keep Personal Protection Equipment on
Note: If BBP may be present on inside of equipment or additional
cleaning may be necessary, use caution tape and “equipment not
safe for use” sign located in the BBP Spill Clean-Up Kit to close off
to patrons. Pro Staff will be notified of the incident via the
accident/incident form for follow up.
19. SOP – Area Specific
Outdoor Grass or Turf (Artificial Grass)
4. Flush the spill area with water
Reminder: Keep Personal Protection Equipment on
Indoor Turf (Artificial Grass)
4. Treat the same as carpet
Reminder: Keep Personal Protection Equipment on
20. SOP – Continued
All Surfaces
5. Spray the area with Safetec® SaniZide® and allow
proper contact time of 5 Minutes prior to wiping up
with paper towel
6. Dispose of contaminated paper towels in red biohazard
bag
a. If biohazard bag has BBP on outside of bag, place entire bag
into new biohazard bag
7. Remove disposable surgical mask and gloves and dispose
in red biohazard bag
a. Put on new gloves and use antiseptic wipe to disinfect safety
goggle
b. Dispose of wipe in biohazard bag or regular trash
c. Keep on gloves
21. SOP – Continued
All Surfaces
8. Close the bag securely by tying shut and dispose in labeled
‘Biohazard’ containers located in Fike or Douthit Laundry
Rooms, Physical Therapy Office, or CORE storage barn
9. Remove gloves and dispose in regular trash
10. Wash hands with soap and water in sink not used in food prep
a. If hand washing area is not available, rinse hands with water,
clean hands with antiseptic wipe, and wash hands as soon as
possible
11. Return the kit to designated location
12. Inform Recreation Supervisor that spill clean‐up is complete
and area has been disinfected
13. Complete a Campus Recreation Incident Form
a. This will notify Pro Staff to replenish kit or take additional steps
22. In Case of Exposure
An accidental exposure may occur
This includes any blood or OPIM coming in contact with skin
Staff should wash hands and exposed area immediately with
abundant soap and water
All employees who come in contact with blood or OPIM shall
then follow up worker’s compensation procedures
Direct Supervisors must be informed prior to seeking treatment
and an incident report must be completed
Staff shall go to Redfern Health Center if during open hours
Worker’s Compensation staff will advise an alternative site if
outside of Redfern’s operating hours
If there is a life-threatening emergency, call 911
23. QUESTION - Put the steps in order
for a small spill on equipment
Close off area to patrons & notify Recreation Supervisor and other staff of spill
Have another staff member bring BBP Spill Clean-Up Kit to location, if able, and review SOP
instruction sheet
Put on appropriate PPE: gloves, safety goggles, and surgical mask
Determine that spill is small sized
Use paper towel first to wipe up before using sanitizer
Spray with sanitizer and allow 5 minute contact time
Use paper towel to wipe up and dispose in biohazard bag
Dispose of surgical mask and gloves in biohazard bag – put on new gloves – use antiseptic wipe
to clean safety goggles
Determine if equipment/machine needs to remain closed or to reopen for patrons – if keeping
closed, use caution tape and “equipment not safe for use” sign
Put all materials back into BBP Spill Clean-Up Kit and bring back to proper location
Dispose of biohazard bag in biohazard bin in proper location
Dispose of gloves in regular trash
Complete an accident/incident Form, notifying Pro Staff of proper follow up with equipment
cleaning and refilling of Kit materials
24. QUESTION - Put the steps in order
for a medium spill on tile
Close off area to patrons & notify Recreation Supervisor and other staff of spill
Have another staff member bring BBP Spill Clean-Up Kit to location, if able, and review SOP instruction sheet
Put on appropriate PPE: gloves, safety goggles, and surgical mask, and an apron and shoe covers if needed
Determine that spill is medium sized
Cover the entire spill with Safetec® RedZ® Fluid Solidifier
Wait 1-2 minutes until the spill solidifies
Use the disposable scoop/dustpan to pick up material and put into red Biohazard Bag
Dispose of the scoop/dustpan and contaminated material by placing into red Biohazard Bag
Spray with sanitizer and allow 5 minute contact time
Use paper towel to wipe up and dispose in biohazard bag
Dispose of surgical mask and gloves in biohazard bag – put on new gloves – use antiseptic wipe to clean safety goggles
Put all materials back into BBP Spill Clean-Up Kit and bring back to proper location
Dispose of biohazard bag in biohazard bin in proper location
Dispose of gloves in regular trash
Complete an accident/incident Form, notifying Pro Staff of proper follow up with equipment cleaning and refilling of Kit
materials
25. QUESTION - Put the steps in order
for a large spill on wood floor
Close off area to patrons & notify Recreation Supervisor and other staff of
spill
Have another staff member bring BBP Spill Clean-Up Kit to location, if
able, and review SOP instruction sheet
Put on appropriate PPE: gloves, safety goggles, and surgical mask, and
an apron and shoe covers if needed
Determine that spill is too large for available materials – check if there
are additional materials from other kits as well
Recreation Supervisor will contact the facility’s Building Security
Coordinator (BSC)
The BSC will then contact University’s Office of Environmental Health and
Safety at (864) 656-3311 for follow up
Use caution tape and any available facility materials, ex. stanchions, to
keep area blocked off
