Bloodborne Pathogens: Control Your Exposure Annual training on bloodborne pathogens is required for all workplaces where an exposure to bloodborne pathogens could occur. PROGRAM OVERVIEW: This program is designed to heighten awareness about this important issue. The training video portrays an employee receiving a post-exposure evaluation at an occupational clinic and is filled with compelling arguments for the importance of taking the proper precautionary measures against exposure. YOUR EMPLOYEES WILL LEARN: · The Definition of Bloodborne Pathogens · The Three Methods of Transmission · Overview of the Most Common Bloodborne Diseases: HIV, the virus that causes AIDS, Hepatitis, and Hepatitis C · Details on Each Disease, Including Information on Standard Precautions and Personal Protective Equipment · Proper Clean-up Procedures for Contaminated Surfaces or Equipment · Emergency Procedures PROGRAM CONTENTS: · Explanation of the OSHA Standard · Step-by-step Instructions for How to Develop Your Exposure Control Plan · Code of Federal Regulations · OSHA Requirements · Written Program Development · Bloodborne Pathogens Written Exposure Control Plan · Recordkeeping Forms: Exposure Determination Form I Exposure Determination Form II Exposure Incident Checklist Exposure Incident Report Bloodborne Pathogens Training Record Source Individual Medical Release/Refusal Form Sample Form Letter to Health Care Provider Bloodborne Pathogens Program Evaluation Bloodborne Pathogens Equipment List Exposed Employee Medical Release Form HBV Vaccination Declination Statement Program includes: · Video 13 minutes · Administrative Materials · 5 Employee Handbooks · Software Templates · Overhead Templates in Microsoft Word® and PowerPoint Closed Captioned