Bloodborne Pathogens (Virtual Class)

FRTI Bloodborne Pathogens (Virtual Class): Essential Workplace Safety Training

Protect yourself and those around you with essential training on bloodborne pathogens. This FRTI virtual course equips participants with the knowledge and practical skills to safely handle situations involving potential exposure to bodily fluids. Meeting OSHA* and ILCOR compliance standards, this course is ideal for workplace safety programs and individuals such as lifeguards, babysitters, and caregivers who may encounter such risks.

This course focuses on practical application and preparedness. You will learn:

• Risk Identification: How to recognize situations and materials posing a potential infection risk.
• Personal Protective Equipment (PPE): Correct procedures for selecting, using, and removing PPE.
• Safe Disposal Practices: How to properly dispose of potentially hazardous materials.
• Cleanup & Disinfection: Techniques for cleaning and disinfecting potentially contaminated areas.
• Reporting Procedures: Understanding the correct steps for logging and reporting exposure incidents.

Course Format:

This training is delivered virtually in two parts: first, complete the online academic modules at your own pace. Second, participate in a skills development and assessment session with a certified FRTI instructor via video conference. Both components must be successfully completed to receive certification.

Gain vital safety knowledge and meet compliance requirements. Enroll in the FRTI Bloodborne Pathogens virtual course online today!

Key Topics

• Compliance: OSHA* & ILCOR compliant
• Target Audience: Workplaces, employees with exposure risk, lifeguards, babysitters, caregivers
• Format: Virtual (Online Academics + Video Conference Skills Session)
• Covers:
  
  • Risk Identification
  • Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Use
  • Safe Disposal Procedures
  • Cleanup & Disinfection Techniques
  • Reporting & Logging Procedures
• Outcome: Certification upon successful completion of both academic and skills components; knowledge and skills to handle potential bloodborne pathogen exposure safely.