ACE Bloodborne Pathogens Training

Good Habits to Protect yourself and your Clients from Bloodborne Pathogens!

OSHA 29 CFR 1910.1030 Bloodborne Pathogens Certification

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EQuipment Safety

As a tattoo or piercing artist, you should provide a station that is sanitized and free of contaminants when providing services to your clients. You should take precautions to prevent cross-contamination of equipment, to protect yourself and the client from exposure to blood and other bodily fluids.

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In order to avoid direct transmission, you can utilize Personal Protective Equipment (PPE). Items such as gloves, goggles and masks can be used to block the exchange of bodily fluids with another person while you work. PPE is a simple way to maintain a physical barrier between you and potential bloodborne pathogens.

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ACE Online Bloodborne Pathogens Certificate meets or exceeds all OSHA Requirements. If for any reason your certificate is not accepted we offer a no questions asked money back guarantee. Train risk free.

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During this course, you will learn about what a bloodborne pathogen is and how to identify the symptoms of infections and diseases associated with bloodborne pathogen exposure incidents. You will also learn how to prevent bloodborne pathogen exposure incidents in your workplace along with what to do in the event of a bloodborne pathogen incident. This information is meant to keep both you and your client safe!

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Equipment Safety

There are some tools used for tattoo and piercing procedures that are considered to be reusable if cleaned and sanitized properly after use. Cleaning and sanitizing are two separate steps.

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Sanitized Area

Your workstations should have a smooth and easily cleanable surface that can repeated withstand cleaning and decontamination.

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All Bloodborne Pathognes Courses take approximately 2 h ours to complete

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Hep b and c

Tattooing entails repeated injections of tiny drops of ink. Everyone of those needle sticks create a very effective transmission route for blood borne pathogens like Hep B, Hep C and HIV. This is just one of the risks associated with getting a tattoo. It is important to you choose a tattoo parlor that it is managed well and adheres to strict safety procedures related to infection control practices, to reduce your risk of infection.

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You can take each end of module Bloodborne Pathogen Tattoo Test many times as you need to in order to complete it. We suggest reviewing the material in the module before each retake.

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Purchasing supplies from approved reputable suppliers is an important preventative measure that you and you employer should follow. ACE’s Bloodborne Pathogens Training covers all this and more.

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