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The document outlines the clean-up procedures for vomit and fecal events in food establishments as mandated by the 2013 Georgia Department of Public Health Food Service Rules. It details specific steps employees must follow to minimize contamination and exposure, including immediate removal of affected individuals, proper use of cleaning solutions, personal protective equipment, and documentation of incidents. The guidelines emphasize the importance of effective cleaning distinct from routine sanitizing practices.

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How to clean up in OSHA?

Both CDC and the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) recommend chlorine as the disinfectant of choice against norovirus; that also makes it an effective choice against other viruses and pathogens that commonly cause gastroenteritis.

How do you clean up fecal events?

Soak/wipe up the and/or fecal matter with towels and dispose of them into a plastic garbage bag. Apply the bleach solution onto the contaminated surface area and allow it to remain wet on the affected surface area for the least 1 minute. Allow the area to air dry.

What is the standard operating procedure for and diarrhea clean up?

Use soapy water to clean the spill area, including surfaces close to the spill and frequent high touch areas such as faucet handles, doorknobs, counters, and phones Rinse all washed areas thoroughly Dry with disposable paper towels All items must be disposed of after use Wash hands thoroughly with soap and water after

Why does cleaning up human or fecal matter require special processes?

If an appropriate disinfectant is not used to clean up potentially contaminated areas, it is likely that viruses will still be present. Because the viruses can survive for a number of days on hard surfaces, there is a potential for people to become infected days after the initial vomiting or diarrheal event.

What is the policy on cleaning up ?

It is recommended that all surfaces within a twenty-five foot radius of the or diarrhea accident be segregated and properly cleaned and disinfected. 2. Wear disposable gloves during cleaning.

What are the OSHA rules for cleaning up ?

Contain a 25-30 feet area from the epicenter of the event to keep anyone not involved in clean up out of the area. Put on personal protective equipment. Anyone cleaning up or diarrhea should at a minimum wear single-use gloves and a face mask or other effective covering.

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