BIS Safety Software
Ensuring safety when faced with possible exposure to blood-borne or airborne pathogens is critical in maintaining the health of your workforce. This program will equip you with the essential knowledge to recognize blood-borne and airborne pathogen risks, understand exposure control measures, and be aware of the necessary steps in case of an exposure incident.
Securing the safety of your workforce is a prime concern. Competence in handling potential exposure to blood-borne or airborne pathogens is crucial in maintaining their health. In this educational program, ‘Airborne Diseases: You Need to Know’, you will be guided on how to recognize blood-borne and airborne pathogen risks, understand exposure control measures, and the necessary steps to take should an exposure incident occur.
This web-based ‘Airborne Diseases: You Need to Know’ course encompasses the following subject matters:
Estimated duration of 7 minutes
Assessment is carried out throughout the course. Examination questions are framed to reinforce the knowledge imparted and are obligatory for all participants. A score of 80% is required to earn a certificate of completion. If the pass mark is not achieved on the first attempt, participants are allowed to retake the course three times.
Upon successful completion of the course, participants will be able to generate a certificate of completion via the learning management system.
This course will take roughly 7 minutes
To pass this training course, you need to score 80% or higher on the quiz
Upon the successful completion of this course a certificate with your name will be stored on your profile and available to print
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