Bloodborne Pathogens Safety Training

Bloodborne Pathogens Safety Training

MCAA’s Bloodborne Pathogens Safety Training Video illustrates how observing basic precautions prevents the transmission of bloodborne pathogens and related diseases, such as Hepatitis B and HIV. Your workers will learn to identify potential high-exposure work tasks and how to protect themselves.

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Pocket Guide
This pocket guide highlights key training points.
Documentation Sheet
This documentation sheet can be used to document who has received the training contained in Bloodborne Pathogens Safety Training.
Test
Verify that workers are retaining key training points from Bloodborne Pathogens Safety Training with this test, designed to be used in conjunction with the Bloodborne Pathogens Safety Training Test Answer Key.
Answer Key
Check your workers' responses to the Bloodborne Pathogens Safety Training Test to ensure they're retaining key training points.

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