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Here is a link to the American Red Cross Blood borne pathogens certification website. This is done online, and the cost is $25 USD plus tax. It’s cheap, it doesn’t take long, and you can print your certificate when you are finished. In my opinion, this is the most important step to take before searching for an apprenticeship. You can also find links on the website to find CPR/AED & First Aid training sessions in your area. http://www.redcross.org/take-a-class/course-dowbt000000000001063
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Found these… could be helpful?
http://www.bright-training-safety-wear.com/bloodbornepathogens.htm
http://www.osach.ca/products/resrcdoc/lap_276toc.pdf -
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Here is a site that offers a bbp cert for $14.99. http://www.onlinecprcertification.net/ You can also get a cpr and or first aid cert for less as a package deal.
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If you plan on having your BBP cert make sure that whatever “class” you take is accepted in your area. Some places will not accept just any BBP cert. I had one before that was OSHA and HIPAA certified and the health department here told me it was a no go because they didn’t recognize the company on thier “official” list. So I had to go back and take one of their approved BBP certs at one of their approved places. Not much of a hassle and sll, it just ended up I had to pay twice for my cert within 6 months
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@Ramenuzumaki wrote:
awesome tat thanks!
No problem man! This cert works in the state of Washington. Not sure about other states though
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For Canada, various provinces have their own certification but not all of them. I did the one from this site. http://www.tdgwhmis.ca/store/catalog.php?category=1
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