Being Your Own Safety Officer
Unless you are an amateur phlebotomist, a blood-free workplace is a happy workplace.
As a stay-at-home worker, you don’t have the benefit of a dedicated “Safety Officer”, who harps continuously on employees to do things the correct and safe way. Although they are sometimes ridiculous in what they require, they protect the company’s insurance program and strive to meet OSHA guidelines.
For yourself at home, you must ensure that you are im…
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