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Working With Blood and Body Fluids

Working with blood or other body fluids present risks which need to be managed to prevent serious injury. The University has established guidelines to ensure that precautions are taken when using these substances or sharps.

Working With Blood or Bodily Fluids Guidelines
Working with Sharps Guidelines

Further information can be found on the Sharps & Syringes website.

Need more information? Please call the OH&S Unit on extension 3931.

Last reviewed: 24 February, 2012

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