Bloodborne Pathogens

• Certificate of Completion: Immediate download upon passing.
• Approximate Duration: 1 hour.
• Validity: Recognized across Canadian healthcare, construction, and public sectors.
• Exam Requirement: Minimum 80% score required. Unlimited retakes available.

Course Topics

• Definition and types of bloodborne pathogens (BBPs).
• Common transmission routes and risk environments.
• Employer and employee responsibilities under Canadian regulations.
• Personal protective equipment (PPE) and safe work practices.
• Exposure control plans and universal precautions.
• Sharps handling, disposal, and spill cleanup procedures.
• Post-exposure evaluation and medical follow-up protocols.

Who Should Take This Course?

• Healthcare workers, first responders, and caregivers.
• Construction and sanitation personnel with exposure risk.
• Employees in janitorial, waste management, and maintenance roles.
• Anyone responsible for workplace safety and hygiene practices.

Course Features

• Fully online, mobile-accessible training modules.
• Up-to-date content aligned with Canadian OHS standards.
• Interactive visuals and real-life incident examples.
• Final exam with immediate certificate download.
• Ideal for both new and experienced workers requiring re-certification.

Compliance Standards

• Canada Labour Code Part II – Occupational Health and Safety.
• Provincial OHS regulations and exposure control standards.
• WorkSafeBC, WSIB, and CNESST safety requirements.
• Public Health Agency of Canada bloodborne pathogen guidelines.

Learning Outcomes

• Identify key bloodborne pathogens and transmission risks.
• Apply PPE and safety procedures to prevent occupational exposure.
• Respond effectively to exposure incidents and follow legal protocols.
• Support a culture of health, hygiene, and prevention in the workplace.