The Bloodborne Pathogen Training is very important for protecting the safety and health of workers and other professionals at risk of exposure to bloodborne diseases.

 With this training I learned how to handle and clean body fluids.  How to prevent accidents with sharp objects for example having a safe disposal, or use OSHA-compliant sharp containers. I learned that there are many different bloodborne pathogens, including malaria, syphilis, Hepatitis B, HIV and more. I learned how to reduce or eliminate the hazards of occupational exposures, for example having a control plan in the worksite with details. I learned how important is to use protective clothing and equipment. This training gave me the tools to train my employee how to handle any exposure encounter in their daily operations.  

 I think as an employer is critical and imperative to have the knowledge to prevent or take action in case of bloodborne pathogen exposures and to fallow OSHA regulations.