Bloodborne Pathogens for 2024

Learn How to Protect Yourself from Bloodborne Pathogens in the Workplace

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Description

Protect your health and safety in the workplace by enrolling in our comprehensive online course, "Bloodborne Pathogens for 2024." Delve into the latest CalOSHA and federal OSHA standards to equip yourself with vital knowledge and practices for handling bloodborne pathogens effectively and safely.

This course will cover potential exposure to Hepatitis B, Hepatitis C, and HIV—the three primary bloodborne pathogens outlined in OSHA standards. Understand their symptoms, transmission routes, and physiological impacts, empowering you to identify, prevent, and respond to potential exposures.

We also cover how pathogens can infiltrate the body and discuss the importance of mastering proper needle-handling safeguards. Learn the nuances between exposure and incident scenarios and discover the importance of universal precautions in maintaining workplace safety.

Practical demonstrations guide you through safe glove removal procedures, including the innovative Duck Dive Method, ensuring your protection in real-world situations. Plus, gain insights into the availability of Hepatitis B vaccines and grasp the significance of accurate recordkeeping for Bloodborne Pathogen incidents.

Empower yourself with the knowledge and skills essential for safeguarding both yourself and others in your workplace.

We are a successful risk control and safety firm with decades of experience in the industry. Our course is prepared and led by our in-house industry experts utilizing practices applied in the field.

Enroll today and stay ahead in prioritizing health and safety in the ever-evolving landscape of occupational hazards.

What You Will Learn!

  • Be able to locate and access the CalOSHA and federal standard for Bloodborne Pathogens
  • Learn the 3 types of BBPs the standards focus on, how they transmit from person to person, and what symptoms are associated with each
  • Understand the difference between exposure and incident as it relates to Bloodborne Pathogens
  • Learn where you are likely to encounter Bloodborne Pathogens
  • Learn the proper handling and disposal of needles
  • Learn how to identify Bloodborne Pathogens and the concept of universal precautions
  • Learn to use the Duck Dive Method for safe contaminated glove removal
  • Learn the proper technique for handwashing after being exposed to or cleaning up Bloodborne Pathogens
  • Learn the value of receiving the Hepatitis B vaccine for personal health and safety
  • Become familiar with the paperwork and recordkeeping associated with Bloodborne Pathogens in the workplace

Who Should Attend!

  • Anyone who may come into contact with Bloodborne Pathogens in the course of performing job duties
  • Common job titles with a risk of Bloodborne Pathogen exposure include security guards, childcare workers, custodians, first responders, athletics, food service workers, public works, and lifeguards