Description
Need Bloodborne Pathogens Training for Your Team?
Exposure to blood or other potentially infectious materials can happen at work. Healthcare practices and employers need staff to understand how to reduce exposure risk and what steps to take if an incident occurs.
This classroom-based course is designed for workers whose roles may involve exposure, including healthcare staff, correctional officers, childcare workers, hotel housekeepers, and tattoo artists. Training uses the PACT system—“Make a PACT, Know How to Act”—along with video lessons and practical exercises to make key procedures easier to follow.
For an individual class, check the available schedule. If you’re coordinating training for a workplace group, contact us to ask about on-site options and timing.
What You’ll Learn
Prevent exposure: Understand ways to avoid contact with infectious blood and other potentially infectious materials (OPIM).
Respond to an exposure incident: Review the steps for cleaning, decontaminating, and reporting an incident.
Practice safety procedures: Learn about personal protective equipment (PPE) and exposure-control practices covered in the course.
Course completion: Participants receive course materials and a completion certificate. Check the course details and your employer’s requirements before booking.
Key Benefits
Workplace-focused instruction: Instructor-led training for employees whose work may involve exposure to blood or OPIM. Ask about on-site group training for your organization.
A step-by-step learning approach: The PACT system helps organize important safety procedures into clear actions.
Relevant to a range of roles: Training is intended for workers in healthcare, childcare, hospitality, corrections, tattooing, and other settings where exposure may be a concern.
Clear course details: Review what the training covers and confirm that it fits your workplace or role requirements before you book.
If you’re arranging training for one employee or coordinating a group, start with the available schedule or ask us about on-site options. Call (678) 540-4450 or select “Pick Date” to see the next step for Bloodborne Pathogens training.
Call (678) 540-4450 or contact us to ask about scheduling a Bloodborne Pathogens class.
