Healthcare workers face the risk of exposure to bloodborne pathogens every day. These pathogens include hepatitis, AIDS, and other infectious diseases. In this course, participants will learn the sources of bio-hazardous substances, and the routes of transmission and symptoms of bloodborne diseases. This course also covers the proper techniques and equipment for personal protection, the actions to be taken following a possible exposure, and the components of an effective Exposure Control Plan.

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Employees exposed to chemicals in the workplace are at significant risk for adverse physical effects. This risk can be greatly reduced when employees are trained in hazard identification and prevention.
Participants in this course will learn the hazards of chemicals, chemicals’ routes of entry, the effects of chemical exposure, how to read and understand chemical labels and MSDS sheets, how to detect and handle hazardous substances properly, and the special requirements of the hazard communication standard.

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Millions of injuries and illnesses occur in the workplace each year, and thousands of workers die as a result of on-the-job incidents. This course provides a safety orientation, and sets the basic knowledge foundation for all other safety programs and training courses.  The content of this course includes common workplace hazards, accident prevention, and employee involvement. At the end of the course, participants are expected to be able to recognize potential safety hazards, and either correct them, or notify management.

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