OSH 101 | Workplace Safety
Bloodborne Pathogens Training Online
For workers who may contact blood on the job. About 45 minutes, $29, English or Spanish, verifiable certificate.
Summary
OSH 101: Bloodborne Pathogens is a 45-minute online course that teaches workers how to protect themselves from hepatitis B, hepatitis C and HIV on the job. It is for workers who may have contact with blood or other body fluids, and for the supervisors who train them. It is based on OSHA standard 29 CFR 1910.1030 and comes in Spanish and English.
Key facts
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OSH 101: Bloodborne Pathogens
Based on
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OSHA standard 29 CFR 1910.1030 (optional California addendum on 8 CCR 5193, not on the exam)
Length
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45 minutes
Languages
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Spanish and English (separate courses with the same content)
Price
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Access
1 seat $29; 10 seats $239; 25 seats $539
Access
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60 days per seat
Exam
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15 questions, pass mark 80% (12 of 15), unlimited attempts, an explanation for every answer
Certificate
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Certificate
HealthSafetyU certificate of completion, valid one year, verification code and QR code
Questions
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messages inside the course answered within 24 hours; during the training, the direct instructor line 909-900-4633, Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Pacific time
Frequently asked questions
Workers who may have contact with blood or other body fluids at work: cleaning and janitorial staff, hotel and laundry workers, employees assigned to give first aid, caregivers and home health aides, support staff in medical and dental offices, tattoo and piercing studios, security, lifeguards and waste handling.
No online course alone meets every part of the standard. The employer must still give information about its own workplace (its Exposure Control Plan, where protective equipment is kept, who to call after an exposure) and a chance to ask questions of a person who knows the subject (paragraph (g)(2)(vii)(N)). The employer must also offer the hepatitis B vaccine, provide a medical evaluation after an exposure and keep training records for 3 years. This course is not an OSHA approval or certification.
About 45 minutes, online. Each worker goes at their own pace, on a computer or a phone, and can start right after paying.
Each certificate of completion shows the date, the exam result and the instructor's name, and has a verification code and a QR code. Employers can verify it online. It is valid for one year.
For 10 or 25 seats, fill in the short form on our Group Quote page (healthsafetyu.com/group-quote), and we will send you a PayPal invoice.
No refund after a course is opened or started; a full refund within 14 days if the course was never opened.