29 CFR 1910.1030

Bloodborne Pathogens Awareness

Documents bloodborne pathogens awareness training. Employer remains responsible for the written exposure control plan, PPE, hepatitis B vaccination process, exposure-response procedures, and site-specific controls.

$49

3 modules · certificate included

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What this course does and does not doIt does not replace the employer's written exposure control plan, site-specific engineering and work-practice controls, hepatitis B vaccination process, medical evaluation, exposure incident follow-up, PPE selection, sharps procedures, labeling system, waste handling rules, or the OSHA-required opportunity for questions and answers with a knowledgeable trainer.

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$1,719

average penalty per citation under this standard

Quick answer

What is Bloodborne Pathogens Awareness?: Bloodborne Pathogens Awareness is online compliance training documenting the requirements of 29 CFR 1910.1030. It costs $49, is self-paced across 3 modules, and issues a dated certificate the moment the trainee finishes.
Who needs it?: employers and safety managers documenting required workplace-safety and HR training for their staff.
How often must it be repeated?: Every 12 months.
Is the certificate verifiable?: Yes. Every certificate carries a unique number that anyone can check publicly at certifiedtrainingusa.com/verify without an account.

OSHA enforcement · since 2023

5,277

citations issued nationally

$1,719

average penalty per citation

29 CFR 1910.1030 was cited 5,277 times, averaging $1,719 in initial penalties. This course costs $49.

Source: US DOL OSHA enforcement data · pulled 2026-08-23

Where this standard is enforced

Citations issued under this standard, by the state the inspection took place in. Darker means more.

Fewer

Most (770)States with no shading have no citations in our dataset

Most citations

Tennessee770

Oregon556

Nevada340

Connecticut334

Kentucky297

Source: OSHA inspection and violation data, pulled 2026-08-23. Figures are initial penalties, which are frequently reduced on settlement.

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Citations by state (full data)

TN: 770 ($212)

OR: 556 ($481)

NV: 340 ($4,355)

CT: 334 ($842)

KY: 297 ($1,767)

PR: 267 ($2,150)

IL: 261 ($325)

ME: 259 ($676)

NC: 215 ($2,503)

NY: 213 ($2,068)

VA: 191 ($1,346)

MD: 139 ($344)

PA: 123 ($2,563)

NJ: 114 ($5,813)

OH: 90 ($4,582)

AK: 89 ($3,374)

HI: 87 ($2,941)

MA: 79 ($948)

MN: 78 ($2,129)

AZ: 53 ($3,628)

TX: 50 ($5,952)

CA: 42 ($1,450)

UT: 33 ($897)

GA: 30 ($2,646)

NM: 27 ($4,738)

IA: 21 ($6,876)

WI: 18 ($2,196)

RI: 18 ($2,895)

VT: 14 ($3,369)

MS: 14 ($6,952)

NH: 12 ($3,631)

DC: 9 ($1,984)

FL: 8 ($3,764)

WA: 8 ($735)

SC: 7 ($1,557)

ID: 6 ($4,091)

AL: 6 ($1,980)

CO: 4 ($3,475)

KS: 2 ($13,394)

OK: 2 ($3,349)

NE: 2 ($2,270)

VI: 2 ($0)

IN: 1 ($1,200)

WY: 1 ($5,313)

MO: 1 ($1,128)

AR: 1 ($0)

Who actually gets cited for this

Based on the 4,894 citations under 29 CFR 1910.1030 that we could match to an inspection record, which is 92.7% of the 5,277 we hold.

By industry

Health Care and Social Assistance41.8% | 2,046

Public Administration17% | 833

Accommodation and Food Services12.7% | 620

Manufacturing6.5% | 316

Administrative and Support and Waste Management and Remediation Services5.9% | 288

Other Services (except Public Administration)3.1% | 154

Health Care and Social Assistance alone accounts for 41.8% of them.

By employer size

1 to 10 employees30.5% | 1,491

11 to 50 employees39.5% | 1,934

51 to 250 employees23.1% | 1,130

251 to 1,000 employees5.2% | 254

More than 1,000 employees1.7% | 85

Citations by year

1,581

2023

1,352

2024

1,576

2025

385

2026*

* Year still in progress, so it is not comparable with the full years beside it. Across the complete years shown, citations rose 0%.

What this course covers

Exposure Basics, OSHA Duties, and Universal Precautions15 min

Controls, PPE, Sharps, Labels, and Housekeeping15 min

Hepatitis B, Exposure Incidents, Records, and Annual Retraining15 min

Who needs this training

This course is for employers and safety managers documenting required workplace-safety and HR training for their staff. It documents the training required under 29 CFR 1910.1030. You can take it as an individual, or buy seats for your whole team from one account.

Instant, verifiable certificate

Your certificate issues the moment you finish, with a unique ID. Any employer or inspector can confirm it at certifiedtrainingusa.com/verify. No waiting for a card in the mail.

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Common questions

Can I complete this training online?

Yes. Bloodborne Pathogens Awareness is delivered entirely online and self-paced. The regulation (29 CFR 1910.1030) requires that the training occur and be documented, which this course satisfies; any hands-on or site-specific portion a standard also requires remains the employer's responsibility.

Do I get a certificate?

Yes. A certificate is issued the moment you complete the course. It carries a unique ID and can be verified by any employer or auditor at certifiedtrainingusa.com/verify.

How long does it take?

The course is self-paced, so you can finish in one sitting or return as your schedule allows. Most learners complete it in under two hours.

Can I train my whole team?

Yes. You can buy multiple seats and manage your team from one account. Training providers can also resell this course under their own brand.