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BBP Overview

Fill In the Blank Guides
Basic Version

Instructions

Training Sections

SVFD Infection Control Central

PRIVACY

Safety & Health

The following program will assist in meeting annual OSHA requirements for Bloodborne Pathogens, provide additional training for airborne infections and education on station issues & MRSA

Links & Resources

Bloodborne Pathogen annual training of 3 hours is required under OSHA 29 CFR 1910.1030. Even more important than the federal requirement is the resulting increase in employee safety and health.

STEP 1
Print your "Fill-in the blank" Study guide
Basic Version .pdf
You will fiil in the blanks as you are guided through the online program.

If you have ANY questions during the process, contact your Battalion Chief, the Deputy Chief or Chief.
Phone, e-mail or in person.
DO NOT leave questions unanswered!

Website Links
OSHA 1910.1030
OSHA Interpretations
Use the interpretations search to find out more information about any OSHA related regulation. ie. type "1910.1030" in the search and you can find clarifications about bloodborne pathogens.
SVFD Policies & Forms
SVFD Safety & Health Statement
SVFD Infection Control Procedures
Exposure Reporting Form
Step 2
Navigate through each section, fill in the blanks as you go.
Step 3
Submit your fill in the blank to you Battalion Chief.
The Battalion Chief will submit one training sheet for their entire Battalion.

Info for Battalion Chiefs
Training is to be completed sometime during the current fiscal year (Jan to Dec).
Review each of your member's fill in the blank  forms and assure that each person has additional questions answered.

Submit 1 training sheet for your entire Battalion.
Credit categories as such:
Fire: 4
Hazmat: 4
EMS: 4
Medical: 4

Attach the stu dy guides to the sign in sheet.

If a person has not completed BBP within the calendar year or has not completed this training assignment, notify Deputy Chief Pierson. Turn the group sign in sheet even if a member has not completed this task.

HIV & AIDS

Hepatitis & other BBPS

BBP Prevention

Disposal issues

Airborne pathogens

MRSA

BBP Overview
How BBP is spread
How BBP is not spread
HIV-AIDS
HIV-AIDS S&S
Hepatitis Overview
Hapatitis A
Hepatitis B
Hapatitis C
Hepatitis Others
Vectorborne
Prevention General
Prevention PPE
Prevention Washing
Prevention Sharps
Prevention Bio Bags
Prevention Gloves
Disposal at EMS Scenes
MVA Scenes
Crime Scenes
Disposal at station
MRSA