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Bloodborne Pathogens
Bloodborne Pathogens training for anyone with reasonably anticipated exposure to blood or other potentially infectious materials.
Length
1.5 hours
Format
Self-paced online
Renewal
Every 12 months
Modules
7
Who it's for
Healthcare and dental staff, first responders, tattoo and body-art artists, custodial and waste workers, and anyone whose job duties may involve contact with blood or OPIM.
Why it matters
OSHA requires bloodborne-pathogens training at hire and at least annually for exposed workers, covering the employer's Exposure Control Plan, HBV/HCV/HIV, and post-exposure steps.
What you'll learn
7 modules · 1.5 hours · authored to current standards
Backed by the standards
OSHA 29 CFR 1910.1030
OSH Act of 1970 §5; 29 CFR 1903/19041910.1030(c),(g)(2)1910.1030(g)(2)(vii)29 CFR 1910.132–.1381910.1030(d)1910.1030(f)1910.1030
How it works
✓Identity verified at start and re-checked during the class
✓Delivered under a credentialed supervisor-of-record
✓Employer compliance reporting and renewal tracking
✓Tamper-evident certificate with an independent public verification link
✓Live supervisor-led sessions coming soon (self-paced available now)
A Bloodborne Pathogens completion certificate documenting your annual training.
FAQ
How often do I need this?
At initial assignment and at least once every 12 months thereafter for workers with occupational exposure.
Does this replace my employer's Exposure Control Plan?
No. The standard requires a site-specific Exposure Control Plan your employer maintains; this course trains you on the concepts and your responsibilities under it.