This course provides a practical overview of bloodborne pathogen risks in the workplace and how to prevent exposure. Learners will explore how exposure occurs, the types of infectious materials that may be encountered, and why these hazards are not always visible. The course introduces key safety concepts such as universal precautions, personal protective equipment, engineering controls, and safe work practices. It also covers how to respond safely during incidents involving blood or other potentially infectious materials, including first aid situations and exposure events. By the end of the course, learners will understand how to reduce risk, follow proper procedures, and take immediate, appropriate action to protect themselves and others. This course is intended for general awareness and training purposes only and does not replace workplace-specific procedures, medical guidance, or regulatory requirements. Always follow your organization’s Exposure Control Plan, established protocols, and applicable OSHA standards.
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