Everyday people are vulnerable to things that negatively affect the body such bad food, hygiene products, cleaning products and if you're in the healthcare field like I am then it could be a Blood-borne Pathogen. My company cleans medical facilities and we often find used needles that have to be disposed of. Its so easy to potentially get affected if the proper procedures aren't in place.

In order to avoid vulnerability to Blood-borne Pathogens, my team and I go through a thorough training. We first discuss the exposure and how it can affect your health and livelihood. There is nearly 800,000 needle sticks mistakenly happening each year. Although this can happen to anyone, we do our best to avoid it and inject a solution if it happens. 

The staff know that PPE is a must when around Potential BBP and must be held accountable for not wearing it. So far we have been cleaning surgical centers for 4 years and haven't had an accident. Our goal is to focus on being as safe as possible.