First aid responders, janitorial staff and anyone who might clean up after an injury can be exposed to blood or other potentially infectious materials (OPIM). This bloodborne pathogens training online explains how infection spreads and the habits that prevent it.
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BBP Lessons
Five lessons take learners from understanding the risk to responding correctly if an exposure happens.
01
Pathogens and transmission
Hepatitis B, hepatitis C and HIV, and the real ways exposure happens at work.
02
Universal precautions
Treating all blood and OPIM as if they were infectious.
03
PPE and work practices
Gloves, barriers, handling sharps and hand hygiene.
04
Cleanup and decontamination
Dealing with spills, disposing of waste and labeling requirements.
05
Exposure incidents
Immediate first steps, reporting and medical follow-up.
Who Should Enroll
Workers with any chance of contact with blood or OPIM should be trained.
Designated first aid responders
Custodial and cleanup staff
Safety coordinators
Supervisors on remote sites
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Training record, not a license
Finishing earns a certificate of completion documenting the training. OSHA's standard, 29 CFR 1910.1030, also expects site-specific elements such as your exposure control plan, which your employer must cover.
After Training
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Explain how bloodborne pathogens spread
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Choose the right PPE before helping an injured coworker
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Clean and dispose of contaminated material properly
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Report an exposure incident immediately
Before You Enroll
Does this course satisfy OSHA's BBP training requirement?
It covers the core knowledge. Employers must add details specific to their workplace, such as the exposure control plan, and give trainees a chance to ask questions.
Is it online?
Yes. It is self-paced with 24/7 access on any device.
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