Overview & Objectives
The Bloodborne Pathogens for General Industry online training is an intermediate-level course reviewing the basic safe work practices necessary to avoid exposure to bloodborne pathogens (BBP) on the jobsite. Participants can expect to learn about the different types of bloodborne pathogens, as well as the hazards associated with them
NOTICE: This training is not designed to serve as a substitute for OSHA policies or U.S. Department of Labor guidelines.
Exceed Safety’s online Bloodborne Pathogens for General Industry course identifies the primary BBP and the steps one must take in the event of accidental exposure. Participants are encouraged to increase individual education regarding BBPs by reviewing the reference guides 29 CFR 1910.1030. Specific course topics include the following:
- Overview of BBP
- Introduction to BBP
- Transmission of BBP
- Three major types of BBP
- Prevention/control of exposure
- Accidents and incidents
Specific industry terms that will be discussed throughout this course include the following:
- OSHA
- CPR
- BBP
- HIV
- HBV
- HCV
- OPIM
- AIDS
Who is this Course for?
The Bloodborne Pathogens for General Industry training is designed for all employees, leads, and supervisors in the general industry sector who may be held responsible for the overall safety and integrity of the workplace in accordance with OSHA regulations. Individuals from the following industries will specifically benefit from this course:
- Manufacturing
- Warehousing and distribution
- Property management
- Retail services
- Healthcare
- Hospitality
- Trade and transportation
For those in construction, the Bloodborne Pathogens for Construction course will be beneficial.
Features & Benefits
Exceed Safety’s Bloodborne Pathogens for General Industry online training is designed to enhance participants’ understanding of infectious materials on the jobsite. Upon successful completion of this training, participants can expect to:
- Know the definition of a BBP
- Understand the common hazards associated with the varying types of BBP
- Know where and how to report accidental exposure
- Know how to mitigate risk and avoid exposure to BBP
- Understand how to use appropriate protection and safe work practices on the jobsite
