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Hazwoper 50 Hour $400.00
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Hazwoper 41.5 Hour $350
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Hazwoper 44 Hour $400.00
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Hazwoper 40 Hour $349.00
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Hazwoper 24 Hour $199.95
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Hazwoper 8 Hour $39.95
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OSHA 10 Hour
General Industry $89.00Construction Industry $89Study Guide $135.00 -
OSHA 30 Hour
General Industry $189.00Construction Industry $189Study Guide $259.00
Training Highlights
- Earn an OSHA-DOL 10 or 30 Hour Card.
- Self-Paced / Train at your own convenience.
- Months to complete course of study.
- OSHA recommended for new employee orientation.
- Training Records archived/ Available upon request.
OSHA General Industry Courses - Bloodborne Pathogens
EVERYDAY discounted price!
$20
Introduction
Bloodborne pathogens are the pathogenic micro-organisms present in human blood and they transmit diseases in humans. Most people’s occupation and workplace bring them in contact with many people suffering from certain diseases, thus causing them to be exposed to these pathogens. In order to reduce or limit employees exposure to blood and other infectious materials, the OSHA's Bloodborne Pathogens Standard (29 CFR Part 1910.1030) was established.
Course Description
This course is designed to provide the basic understanding of bloodborne pathogens, the common modes of their transmissions, prevention methods and other relevant information. The participants will be also walked through the Occupational Safety and Health Administration's Bloodborne Pathogen Standard and their requirements.
Learning Objectives
- To understand the bloodborne pathogens.
- To know the types of diseases transmitted through the bloodborne pathogens.
- To identify the symptoms of bloodborne diseases.
- To understand how bloodborne pathogens are transmitted in the workplace.
- To understand the preventive measures and action to be taken if exposed to bloodborne pathogens.
Topics
- Bloodborne Pathogens
- Hepatitis B
- Human Immunodeficiency Virus
- Modes of Transmission
- Signs, labels, and color coding
- Exposure Incident Procedures
- Vehicles of Transmission
- Universal Precautions
- Reducing the Risk
- Specific Exposure Procedures
- Emergency Procedures
Course Duration
Course Duration
1 Hour
Testing
Testing
The module quizzes must be passed with a score of 100% to proceed forward to the next session.
A score of 70% is required in the final exam. The trainees will be given three chances to appear for the final exam if it is required.