Which topic is NOT covered in the implementation and control section of the exposure control plan?

The implementation and control section of the exposure control plan focuses on the practical steps that an organization takes to minimize the risk of exposure to bloodborne pathogens. This section typically includes essential topics such as training sessions, which ensure that employees are knowledgeable about hazards and safety protocols; methods of decontamination, which describe procedures for effectively cleaning any contaminated surfaces or equipment; and the proper use of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), which provides a frontline defense against potential exposure.

Investigations, while important for understanding incidents that may lead to exposure, fall under different sections of the plan, such as incident response or documentation. This distinction highlights that investigations are not primarily about controlling exposure but rather about assessing and learning from events that have already occurred. Thus, it is the least relevant topic within the specific context of implementing and controlling measures outlined in the exposure control plan.