The following documentation is required if an exposure incident occurs: Provide to Healthcare Professional: A copy of the BBP standard. Description of employee’s duties related to the incident. Route of exposure and circumstances (exposure incident report). Results of source individual blood test (if available). Medical records relevant to the appropriate treatment of the employee including vaccination status. Obtain from Healthcare Professional Written opinion within 15 days after evaluation (Limited to specific information). Recordkeeping Requirements Exposure medical records kept confidential. Duration of employment plus 30 years. Employers must adhere to all federal regulations (including OSHA’s) and state guidelines concerning the documentation and reporting of occupational injuries and exposures. The exposure incident report should be filed within the affected employee’s confidential medical records and a copy provided to the treating healthcare professional.