✔ Employees trained in first aid CPR & AED and who are responsible for rendering medical assistance

✔ Plant operations engineers, maintenance workers and janitors

✔ Fire, police, first responders and healthcare professionals

✔ Teachers, coaches, school personnel and child care workers

✔ Hotel housekeepers and hospitality workers

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Course Content: ✔ The entire text of the OSHA standard and glossary of terms to help understand it

✔ A thorough introduction to bloodborne and airborne pathogens, including Hepatitis B, Hepatitis C, HIV and TB

✔ Proven steps to reduce exposure risks and prevent infection

✔ Action to take if an exposure occurs

✔ The Needle Stick Safety and Prevention Act

✔ Recordkeeping and exposure control plans

Is your organization in compliance with the OSHA Standard?OSHA requires employers to safeguard employees who have a reasonably anticipated occupational exposure to blood or other potentially infectious materials. Without proper preparation in blood diseases and airborne pathogens, lives could be adversely impacted or even lost.

The NSC Bloodborne and Airborne Pathogens course helps reduce these risks by focusing on how to protect employees from blood and airborne pathogens and what to do if an exposure occurs.

Students will Learn : ✔ The fundamentals of bloodborne pathogens training

✔ Essential information on hepatitis viruses and HIV

✔ How to prevent infection from bloodborne pathogens

✔ Key facts about airborne pathogens including tuberculosis

NSC Bloodborne & Airborne Pathogens

Course MaterialsInstructor Resource Kit■ Instructor Manual with lesson

plans, exams and additional scenarios for class discussions

■ Instructor CD with PowerPoint presentation

■ DVD■ USB with all DVD and CD content■ Student Workbook

Student Workbook■ Nationally recognized course includes

student completion card.■ Available as an eBook

For more information about all of the NSC First Aid training programs: visit nsc.org/firstaid, call (800) 621-7619 or contact your local NSC Chapter.

OSHA Compliant

Classroom or Online Course Available

Who must be trained?

Available as an eBook