Bloodborne Pathogens Program

Per OHSA, all organizations that respond to emergencies, or have staff that assist injured persons, must have a written program for the management of exposure to bloodborne diseases. Examples of these organizations include police departments, fire departments and emergency response teams. This 'Exposure Control Plan' must include policies and procedures, training, and equipment that minimize exposure to your staff. Annual refresher training and review of the written program is required. ETC can help author and update this written program and conduct training for your staff in its use. This requirement is from both OSHA for private companies and PEOSH for public agencies.

Cost: $750. Includes 2 hours of on site preparation and review with your management, the written Exposure Control Plan, and training for all staff (1 session) as required by OSHA. CEUs are awarded for the training.