Bloodborne Pathogens Part 1: What is a Bloodborne Pathogen
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OSHA Standard: 1910.1030 and industry best practices
Part 1 of Bloodborne Pathogen (BBP) Exposure Control defines and covers the basics of what BBP are, the different types of BBP, where they are found, and where they are not commonly found unless blood is visible.
Additional topics include how BBP can be transferred from one person to the next through direct or indirect contact in the workplace, and the purpose of a BBP Exposure Control Plan.
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Bloodborne Pathogens Part 1: What is a Bloodborne Pathogen
Frequently Asked Questions
OSHA Standard 1910.1030 and related industry best practices form the basis for this introduction to bloodborne pathogens.
The basics of what bloodborne pathogens are, the different types, and where they are typically found in the workplace.
They're not commonly found outside of situations where blood is visible, a distinction this part of the series explains directly.
Through direct or indirect contact in the workplace, which is one of the transfer methods this course covers.
Part 1 introduces its purpose as part of the foundational knowledge needed before moving into prevention and response topics.
OSHA Standard: 1910.1030 and industry best practices
Part 1 of Bloodborne Pathogen (BBP) Exposure Control defines and covers the basics of what BBP are, the different types of BBP, where they are found, and where they are not commonly found unless blood is visible.
Additional topics include how BBP can be transferred from one person to the next through direct or indirect contact in the workplace, and the purpose of a BBP Exposure Control Plan.