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Emergency Medical Services, First Aid & Bloodborne Pathogens Policy

Overview

Emergency Medical Services, First Aid & Bloodborne Pathogens Overview

Purpose

Scope and Application of the Policy

Key Definitions for Medical Emergencies, First Aid, and BBP

Roles and Responsibilities

Roles and Responsibilities for Medical Emergencies and BBP Incidents

Policy Requirements and Procedures

Emergency Medical Procedures

First Aid Response 

Bloodborne Pathogens: 
Exposure Control & PPE

Biohazard Clean-up

Training, Medical Provisions, and Records

Training

Hepatitis B Vaccination: Applicability 

Post-Exposure Follow-up

Recordkeeping & Training

Knowledge Checks

Quiz: Purpose and Scope of EHS-113

Quiz: Definitions and Exposure Concepts

Quiz: Roles and Responsibilities

Quiz: Emergency Medical Procedures

Quiz: First Aid Scope and Activation of EMS

Quiz: Bloodborne Pathogens Exposure Control

Quiz: Biohazard Clean-up and Waste Handling

Quiz: Training and Competency Requirements

Quiz: Hepatitis B Vaccination and Post-Exposure Follow-up

Quiz: Recordkeeping and Exposure Determination

Course Feedback

Learner Feedback Survey

Be ready to respond when seconds count. Workplace Medical Emergencies, First Aid, and Bloodborne Pathogen Compliance is a practical, policy-aligned course designed to help employees and supervisors recognize, respond to, and document medical incidents safely and confidently. Grounded in the EHS-113 policy framework, this training integrates emergency medical procedures, first aid within scope of training, and OSHA-aligned bloodborne pathogen (BBP) controls to reduce risk and protect your workforce. You’ll learn how to assess incidents, activate EMS effectively, apply first aid according to your training, and implement exposure control measures, including PPE, safe cleanup, and regulated waste handling. The course also covers Hepatitis B vaccination availability, post-exposure follow-up, and essential recordkeeping to maintain compliance and continuity. Through clear definitions, role-specific responsibilities, and scenario-based knowledge checks, learners build competence in prevention, response, and documentation. Whether you’re part of an emergency response team, a facilities leader, or a frontline employee, you’ll walk away with actionable skills and confidence to act quickly while staying within policy requirements. Elevate your safety culture, meet regulatory expectations, and create a safer workplace—one informed decision at a time.

Medical Emergencies, First Aid & Bloodborne Pathogens

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            <p>Effective response to medical emergencies in the workplace requires clear policies, practiced procedures, and shared responsibility. This course, Workplace Medical Emergencies, First Aid, and Bloodborne Pathogen Compliance, equips all new hire employees with foundational knowledge to recognize, report, and respond to incidents while maintaining compliance with EHS-113: Emergency Medical Services, First Aid & Bloodborne Pathogens Policy. You will learn the purpose, scope, and key definitions that guide safe actions during emergencies; understand when and how to activate Emergency Medical Services (EMS); and apply first aid only within the scope of your training. The curriculum also introduces roles and responsibilities for employees, supervisors, and designated responders, ensuring everyone understands their part in incident assessment, communication, and coordination.</p>

<p>Beyond immediate response, the course addresses the full lifecycle of exposure control and compliance. You will review bloodborne pathogens procedures, including appropriate use of personal protective equipment (PPE), safe work practices, and the biohazard clean-up process—containment, decontamination, and regulated waste handling. Training and medical provisions are covered in detail: competency expectations, Hepatitis B vaccination availability and consent, and post-exposure follow-up steps with medical evaluation. Emphasis is placed on accurate recordkeeping for training, incidents, and medical records, as well as exposure assessment and determination for job tasks. Knowledge checks throughout the course reinforce critical concepts, preparing you to act confidently, protect your health and that of your colleagues, and meet organizational and regulatory requirements.</p>
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