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minimize this risk (i.e. donor bedside vs. entire <br />phlebotomy area). When sites require coverage of <br />entire area or non -adhesive plastic, please use <br />caution in assessing for trip hazards. <br />II. In the event carpet becomes soiled with <br />blood/OPIM, clean the carpet with soap, carpet <br />shampoo, or, if available, a commercial <br />disinfectant that will not bleach the carpeting. <br />1. An emergency action plan in accordance with regulations adopted by <br />the department. <br />2. Tracking documents or electronically archived tracking documents <br />maintained by the facility or medical waste hauler of all untreated <br />medical wastes shipped offsite for treatment. <br />3. Documentation shall be made available to the enforcement agency as <br />soon as feasible, but no more than two business days following the <br />request. <br />1. California Health and Safety Code Section 117600-118360 <br />1. Each large quantity generator, except as specified in subdivisions (b) <br />and (c), shall register with the enforcement agency prior to <br />commencement of the generation of medical waste. <br />2. Large quantity generators operating as a business in the same <br />building, or that are associated with a group practice in the same <br />building, may register as one generator. <br />3. Large quantity generators are specified in subdivision (a), operating in <br />different buildings on the same or adjacent property, or as approved by <br />the enforcement agency, may register as one generator. <br />4. Adjacent," for purposes of subdivision (c), means real property within <br />400 yards from the property boundary of the primary registration site. <br />All federal transportation requirements specified in Section 173.6 of <br />Part 49 of the Code of Federal Regulations shall apply for purposes of <br />transporting medical waste from adjacent properties. <br />American Red Cross Biomedical Services Safety Page 5 of 17 <br />Regulated Medical Waste Program Program # 023 <br />