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Training
To all employees,
On December 6, 1991, OSHA
published the “Occupational Exposure to Blood borne Pathogens” Standard
whose purpose was to eliminate or minimize occupational exposure to the
Hepatitis B Virus (HBV), Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) and other blood
borne pathogens that employees may encounter.
In response to OSHA’s
Blood borne Pathogens Standard, Mental Health Systems feels it is important
for all employees to know about blood borne pathogens and understand the
hazards of being a “Good Samaritan” or a first responder on the scene of an
accident.
Mental Health Systems
requires all employees be trained on Blood borne Pathogens.
Our workers’ compensation
company, The Zenith, has provided us a free online training.
Before taking the Blood borne Pathogen training, you must read “The
Zenith Disclaimer.” Below are
instructions on how to read the disclaimer and complete the training.
Please complete the training before February 15, 2009.
If you have completed the Blood borne Pathogen training within the past year, you do not need to complete the training again until one full year has passed.
Login instructions:
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Read all logon instructions then click on start training.
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Under “Not Registered” select “Click here
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Fill in all information in red, select “Register”
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Click “OK”
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Select “Click here” to log in to the system.
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Enter your log in information and “Sign On”
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Select catalog on the left side of the screen
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Click “Select” next to “The Zenith Disclaimer”
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Click “Take Course,” then read the disclaimer and select “Take Test”
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Select the option to agree, click “Submit” then “Evaluate,” “OK” and close the window.
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Select catalog on the left side of the screen
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Click “Select” next to Blood borne Pathogens
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Click “Take Course” and complete the training.
When you have finished the course, you will take a brief quiz on the
material.
To print a certificate of completion click on
My Transcript and then
Cert located to the far right of
the training name.
Please
submit the certificate to Human Resources by fax to 858-573-2989.
