Jenkins Academy of Applied Technology
Bloodborne-pathogens training crosswalk
Bloodborne Pathogens · Online knowledge course resource v1.0.0 · October 21, 2026
Federal general-industry, non-laboratory knowledge core for employees whose assigned duties involve occupational exposure. Employer exposure determination, the actual exposure control plan, task instruction, interactive trainer questions and workplace understanding remain separate. This is not first-aid certification, clinical training or authorization for cleanup or medical tasks.
The 14 rows below map all training-content elements in 1910.1030(g)(2)(vii). Core coverage does not establish delivered employer-specific instruction or the required interactive trainer opportunity. These elements are not a menu of optional topics.
| ID / provision | Required training element | Core coverage | Employer implementation still pending |
|---|---|---|---|
| T01 (g)(2)(vii)(A) | Accessible regulatory text and explanation | B01, B04 | Verify usable access to the current text and explain applicable requirements/state additions. |
| T02 (g)(2)(vii)(B) | Disease epidemiology and symptoms | B02 | Discuss workplace-relevant disease context, asymptomatic infection and professional assessment without soliciting personal histories. |
| T03 (g)(2)(vii)(C) | Modes of transmission | B03 | Map actual materials and skin/piercing/mucous-membrane routes in assigned tasks. |
| T04 (g)(2)(vii)(D) | Employer plan and how to obtain it | B04 | Show actual current plan, copy/access method and backup. |
| T05 (g)(2)(vii)(E) | Recognition of exposure tasks and activities | B01, B03, B04 | Identify actual job/tasks/materials, expected and abnormal exposure; determine exposure without PPE. |
| T06 (g)(2)(vii)(F) | Methods and limitations: engineering, work practices, PPE | B05, B06, B07 | Explain actual controls, upkeep, limitations and stop conditions. |
| T07 (g)(2)(vii)(G) | PPE types, use, location, removal, handling, decontamination, disposal | B06, B07 | Demonstrate actual equipment/methods safely and locate supplies/containment. |
| T08 (g)(2)(vii)(H) | Basis for PPE selection | B06 | Explain anticipated task/contact routes and suitable actual barriers, sizes and sensitivity alternatives. |
| T09 (g)(2)(vii)(I) | HBV vaccine efficacy, safety, administration, benefits and free offer | B08 | Explain actual no-cost healthcare arrangement and timely offer; direct individual medical questions privately. |
| T10 (g)(2)(vii)(J) | Emergency actions and persons to contact | B04, B09 | Rehearse actual emergency/backup contacts and response using a fictional scenario. |
| T11 (g)(2)(vii)(K) | Exposure procedure, reporting method and medical follow-up | B09 | Show actual reporting/referral route, hygiene locations and after-hours access; no paperwork delay. |
| T12 (g)(2)(vii)(L) | Employer-provided post-exposure evaluation and follow-up | B09 | Explain immediate confidential no-cost care, lawful consent/source process and provider follow-up. |
| T13 (g)(2)(vii)(M) | Signs, labels and color coding | B07 | Identify actual symbols/containers/equipment and workplace handling restrictions. |
| T14 (g)(2)(vii)(N) | Interactive questions and answers with trainer | B01, B10; employer trainer access | Establish and actually deliver interactive Q&A with the knowledgeable workplace trainer; record gaps resolved. |
Timing, controls and evidence
| Provision / basis | Core coverage | Remaining evidence |
|---|---|---|
| (a), (b), (c)(2) | B01, B03; instruction plan | Actual covered job/tasks/materials/routes determined without PPE; task-specific industry/jurisdiction review. |
| (c)(1) | B04, B10; instruction and annual-review tools | Actual accessible plan; annual and change reviews; technology/safer-device consideration and required non-managerial direct-care input where applicable. |
| (d)(1)–(4) | B03, B05–B07; workplace check | Actual engineering/work controls, PPE, hygiene, cleaning schedule/product, sharps, laundry and regulated-waste methods; role restrictions. |
| (f)(1)–(2), Appendix A | B08; provider-readiness tool | No-cost timely vaccination offer after education, correct healthcare arrangement, applicable exceptions, mandatory declination and later acceptance. No delayed collateral-first-aid exception is adopted here. |
| (f)(3)–(5) | B09; provider-readiness tool | Immediate confidential follow-up, consent/source procedures, provider information and limited written opinion; do not delay care for forms/results. |
| (g)(2)(i)–(vi), (viii) | B01, B10; training record/tracker | Initial assignment; annual within one year; relevant additional training; free during working hours; understandable delivery; knowledgeable workplace trainer. |
| (h)(2)–(3) | B10; training record | Actual dates/content, trainer names/qualifications, attendee names/job titles; three-year training-record retention and required access. |
| (h)(1), (3)–(5) | B09, B10; provider-readiness tool | Separate confidential medical records and lawful access/retention/transfer; applicability and confidential content of sharps log. Training export is not a medical record system. |
| (e), (g)(2)(ix) | B01; scope exclusions | HIV/HBV research/production and specialized clinical procedures require additional specific provisions; this non-laboratory core does not authorize them. |
| State Plan / construction / other duties | Scope and release checklist | Document actual applicable requirements before use. No state review or construction determination is completed by this course. |
| Academy assessment design | 10 lesson checks; two 18-question forms | At least 80% (15/18) plus all 10 critical items correct; three-attempt lock/remediation. Review/pilot validity; these are not OSHA-prescribed thresholds. |
| Academy LMS design | SCORM status and JSON export | Passed records core online knowledge only. Employer plan/task instruction, interactive trainer Q&A and understanding remain separate. No automated annual compliance or medical status is inferred. |
Eight historical uploaded RAVS requirements
The supplied export is a development input dated July 22, 2022. Verify current client criteria. Its broad references to saliva/mucus and all fluids are distinguished from the federal OPIM definition while retaining protective hygiene and indistinguishable-fluid precautions.
| Input | Requirement area | Draft mapping | Implementation / interpretation |
|---|---|---|---|
| RAV-1 | Initial/annual training; three-year records | B01, B10; training record | Current duty is initial assignment, annual within one year and relevant changes; historical client criteria require current review. |
| RAV-2 | Actual bodily fluids encountered | B03, B04; workplace instruction | Use actual blood/OPIM and the federal definition. Ordinary non-bloody saliva/mucus is not automatically OPIM; retain appropriate broader hygiene precautions. |
| RAV-3 | Universal precautions | B03, B05 | Treat blood/applicable OPIM as infectious; indistinguishable body fluids are handled protectively. |
| RAV-4 | Accessible exposure control plan | B04; workplace instruction | Verify actual current access/copy method; blank templates are not implementation. |
| RAV-5 | Handwashing or permitted temporary alternative | B06; workplace check | Verify actual facilities or justified permitted temporary arrangement and later soap/running-water washing. |
| RAV-6 | PPE at no employee cost | B06; workplace check | Verify actual appropriate supply, selection, fit, replacement and handling. |
| RAV-7 | Surface/equipment decontamination | B07; workplace instruction | Verify actual written schedule, appropriate product/method and trained role. |
| RAV-8 | Hepatitis B vaccine at no employee cost | B08; provider readiness | Verify timely education/offer, provider arrangement, mandatory declination and later acceptance process. |
Sources reviewed October 21, 2026
- 29 CFR 1910.1030 — Bloodborne pathogens
- Mandatory Appendix A — Hepatitis B vaccine declination
- OSHA online-training interpretation, July 11, 2019
- OSHA post-exposure evaluation/follow-up interpretation, June 21, 2017
- CDC — Preventing hepatitis B
- CDC — Hepatitis B symptoms
- CDC — Hepatitis C basics
- CDC — About HIV
- CDC — Current Hepatitis B Vaccine Information Statement
- OSHA biohazard-symbol image used in the course
Regulations are the federal baseline; OSHA letters interpret specific circumstances. CDC supplies disease/vaccine education, not individual medical decisions. The clinician uses current applicable recommendations at the time of care. Image: OSHA’s black-and-white biohazard symbol, displayed as a learning reference; identify actual compliant labels at the workplace.
Employer/development sources read: SHP-005 Bloodborne Pathogens Exposure Control Plan v0.2 (October 18, 2026) and RAVS_Requirements (5).pdf (July 22, 2022). The plan’s national base and state-review status do not establish employee training, current client acceptance or completed state supplements. Historical contractor responses/approval results are not transferred to this course.