NASP: Bloodborne Pathogens

Aligned with the OSHA 29 CFR 1910.1030 standard, this one-day certified course offered by NASP/IASP – USA empowers participants to identify potential exposure risks, implement effective infection control strategies, and apply safe work practices in real-life scenarios. Whether you work in healthcare, sanitation, emergency response, or industrial sectors, this course ensures your compliance with federal safety regulations while prioritizing your health and safety on the job.

Delivered through interactive sessions, case studies, and practical demonstrations, this training will enhance your competence in using Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), managing exposure incidents, and understanding the importance of an Exposure Control Plan (ECP).

By the end of the course, participants will:

• Understand OSHA’s BBP Standard and compliance requirements

• Recognize common bloodborne pathogens and their modes of transmission

• Apply universal precautions and engineering controls

• Respond effectively to exposure incidents

• Promote a safety culture in the workplace

Note: This is a dual certification program, proudly awarded by:

1. NASP/IASP – USA (National Association of Safety Professionals / International Association of Safety Professionals), and
2. OxfordMinds a pioneering name in professional development with global recognition and compliance verification through a QR code.

• Your OxfordMinds certificate will be issued immediately upon completion, enabling you to showcase your achievement right away.
• Meanwhile, your prestigious NASP/IASP-USA certificate will be delivered within two weeks – a powerful credential recognized across industries worldwide.

This is a limited-time offer and your chance to gain maximum value at the lowest possible investment. Don’t let this opportunity slip away. You’re not just earning a diploma – you’re investing in your future, your confidence, and your professional legacy.

Take the step. Make the commitment. Become the safety leader you were meant to be.