Bloodborne Pathogens in Heavy Industry

Over one million people are currently infected with HIV in the United States and more than 70,000 new cases of hepatitis B are diagnosed every year. These diseases cause serious illness and death. This online video training teaches employees how to prevent the spread of bloodborne pathogens in an industrial workplace.

The video demonstrates how basic safety measures can prevent infection and save lives. These safety measures include following OSHA requirements for handling infectious materials, vaccinations, using personal protection equipment and utilizing good housekeeping practices. The video explains OSHA labeling requirements for potentially infectious regulated waste such as bandages, blood and needles. The online course discusses the procedures necessary for accidental exposure. These procedures encompass initial clean up, incident reporting, medical care and follow up.

The video shows employees how to protect themselves and others by properly handling potentially infectious materials. This video helps employers and employees reduce health hazards and exposure to bloodborne pathogens by using work practices to create a safer workplace.

   This course is in the Video On Demand format, to read about Video On Demand features click here.

All those working in a heavy industrial setting

• Introduction
• HIV & Hepatitis
• Exposure
• Exposure Control Plan
• Labeling
• Work Practices
• Housekeeping
• Workplace Activities
• PPE
• Vaccination
• Accidental Exposure
• Post-Exposure Procedures
• Review

• Bloodborne Pathogens General Awareness
• Bloodborne Pathogens: The Unexpected Hazard
• Bloodborne Pathogens: To The Point