Bloodborne Pathogens Training
If your work brings you into contact with blood or other potentially infectious materials, this training isn't optional; it's required under OSHA's Bloodborne Pathogens Standard (29 CFR 1910.1030), and it's the difference between a controlled exposure response and a preventable risk.
Who this is for
- Healthcare and behavioral health staff
- First responders and corrections personnel
- Custodial and environmental services teams
- Tattoo, piercing, and body art professionals
- Schools and any employer with occupational exposure risk
What you'll learn
- OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens Standard requirements
- Universal precautions and personal protective equipment
- Exposure control plans and workplace protocols
- Proper cleanup, containment, and disposal
- Post-exposure response and reporting steps
- Employer recordkeeping and documentation requirements under OSHA
Format:
Instructor-led or blended, structured to meet employer compliance and documentation needs.
Certification:
Completion certificate issued; OSHA best practice recommends annual refresher training for covered employees.
Protect your team, protect yourself
Exposure risk isn't hypothetical in your line of work. Know exactly what to do.