No category-specific Federal OSHA standard
No dedicated federal OSHA aerosol/airborne-transmissible-disease standard exists. Airborne-pathogen risk is addressed only indirectly under federal OSHA — e.g., the respiratory protection standard (1910.134), recordkeeping, and the General Duty Clause (Section 5(a)(1)) — not by a specific federal ATD medical-surveillance standard. There is no federal baseline/annual TB testing or post-exposure ATD evaluation mandate. (California analog: 8 CCR 5199.)
Where no dedicated Federal OSHA standard exists, Occu-Med applies the corresponding California requirements and general duty-of-care best practices.
Required Forms & Reference Definitions
Appendix E — Vaccination recommendations for susceptible health care workers 8 CCR 5199 App. E (Mandatory)
The Cal/OSHA list of vaccine doses the employer must make available at no cost to susceptible health care workers with occupational exposure: influenza (annual), measles (2 doses), mumps (2 doses), rubella (1 dose), Tdap (1 dose with recommended boosters), and varicella-zoster (2 doses), unless the worker is already immune or vaccination is medically contraindicated.