Blood Borne Pathogen Training
Bloodborne pathogens pose a real threat to the health and safety of workers whose occupations require them to work closely with, or exposes them, to body fluids. Our program covers basic information about bloodborne pathogens, comprehensive details regarding exposure and post-exposure control measures, as well as preventive methods that can be used to minimize occupational exposure.
Learning Objectives
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
- List the different types of bloodborne pathogens
- Identify the routes of transmission
- Recognize occupations at higher risk of exposure
- Develop effective exposure control measures
- Establish appropriate post-exposure procedures
- Understand how and when to report exposure incidents
Target Audience
This course is intended for:
- Healthcare and dental professionals
- Tattoo and body art practitioners
- Emergency responders
- Childcare and school workers
- Hotel housekeeping staff
- Any worker with potential exposure to blood or blood components
Legislative References
- Occupational Health and Safety Act – s. 25(2)(d)
- Ontario Regulation 833 – Control of Exposure to Biological or Chemical Agents, s. 3(1)
- Ontario Regulation 851 – Regulation for Industrial Establishments, s. 130
- Ontario Regulation 860 – WHMIS Regulation, s. 6(1)
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