The Opener to Our Blood-Borne Pathogens Class

Bloodborne Pathogen Training

Bloodborne disease affects millions of Americans, and may do not know that they have a disease in their blood.  We have all heard of HIV and know that it is the disease that causes AIDS, but this is just one example of a bloodborne disease.  Hepatitis B is the most common bloodborne illness, and between 800,000 and 1.4 million people have this virus in the United States.  OSHA requires some employers to provide training on bloodborne illness, and Now Safety as a Service offers a quick and informative class on the subject.  Check it out at safetyasaservice.com 

Back and Spine Safety

According to the Bureau of labor statistics back injuries accounted for almost 19% of all work related injuries in the United States in 2012.  Workers with back injuries missed an average of 7 days of work due to their injury.  OSHA estimates that treatment of back injuries cost $50 billion annually.  The bottom line is that back injuries are not only frequent but costly to employers.  Make sure that you are discussing the importance of back safety with your employees.  Safety as a Service now offers an engaging course on the subject of back safety that provides tips on proper lifting techniques, and treatment methods.  Check the course out at www.safetyasaservice.com