Bloodborne Pathogens in Commercial and Industrial Facilities

Anyone working in a manufacturing facility could be at risk for exposure to bloodborne pathogens. After all, if a co-worker gets hurt you might be asked for help. Whether helping an injured co-worker or cleaning up the mess from an accident, the risk of exposure to a bloodborne pathogen is there.

This training demonstrates the different types of pathogens, how they are spread, and how they are treated. An array of measures can be taken to avoid contracting these. These measures range from vaccines to general housekeeping and proper disposal of waste. OSHA regulations must be followed at workplaces to protect workers from exposure.

Learn about personal protective equipment, the risks associated with bloodborne pathogens, what pathogens are out there, and how to avoid contracting them. Learn how to work safely and avoid the spread of bloodborne pathogens.

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All those working in a manufacturing facility

• Introduction
• HIV and Hepatitis
• Infection and The Exposure Control Plan
• Methods of Exposure Control
• Personal Protection and Vaccination
• Housekeeping and Regulated Waste
• Accidental Exposure Procedures
• Conclusion

• Bloodborne Pathogens In Industrial Facilities: Personal Protection And Vaccination
• Bloodborne Pathogens In Industrial Facilities: Housekeeping And Regulated Waste
• Bloodborne Pathogens In Industrial Facilities: Accidental Exposure Procedures