| Note: | Potential exposure to biological agents occurs during cleanup, or other tasks, where employees handle: |
| Animals or animal waste | |
| Body fluids | |
| Biological agents in a medical research lab | |
| Mold or mildew | |
| Check The Center of Disease Control web site (www.cdc.gov) to find published guidelines and information on safe handling and protection from specific biological agents (examples: Hanta virus, TB). |
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| Reference: | Additional requirements for biohazard signs, tags, and labels may apply. See WAC 296-823-14025 and 296-823-18040 of the Bloodborne Pathogens book. |
| Note: | It's recommended that the sign, tag, or label have a key color of fluorescent orange or orange-red and lettering or symbols in a contrasting color. |
| Appropriate wording may be used in association with the symbol to indicate: | |
| The nature or identity of the hazard; | |
| Name of individual responsible for its control; | |
| Precautionary information; | |
| OR | |
| Other information. | |
| This information should not be written on the symbol. |