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Your AI Guide to OSHA’s Bloodborne Pathogen Standard (29 CFR 1910.1030)
Get plain‑English answers, audit‑ready documents, and OSHA‑required training — all in one place.
What happens if OSHA walked into your business today?
Missing or incomplete Exposure Control Plan. Employees not trained this year. Hepatitis B vaccine offers and post‑exposure steps not documented.
These are the top reasons OSHA cited this standard nearly 3,000 times in the past two years. Ignoring 1910.1030 means:
- Costly fines and lawsuits
- Risk of employee exposure to HIV or Hepatitis B
- Reputational damage and lost productivity
No more sleepless nights worrying about inspectors. No more drowning in regulations that don’t make sense. No more anxiety from paperwork or employees groaning through training.
Our customers sleep easy.
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Sleep like a baby, knowing compliance is covered
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Be envied by your competition and respected by your employees
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Reduce risk of costly fines and lawsuits
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Pass inspections stress-free
DIY Compliance — $0 (Beta Access)
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Free Compliance Advisor (Bloodborne Pathogens)
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Free Exposure Control Plan templates
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Plain‑English, step‑by‑step help
Compliance Advisor + Guided Training Access — $47
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Includes all free tools plus guided Bloodborne Pathogens training
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Self‑paced training designed to meet OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens requirements
Done‑For‑You Bloodborne Pathogens Compliance — $1,497
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Customized Bloodborne Pathogens written programs
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Training included for up to 10 employees
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Dedicated consultation and support throughout setup
How it works (it’s simpler than you think)
Step 1 — Stop guessing. Ask the Compliance Advisor what OSHA will expect.
You don’t need to read a single regulation. You don’t need to decode government jargon. You don’t need to “figure it out” at 11:30pm and hope you got it right.
Just open the Compliance Advisor and ask: “What do I need to do to comply with OSHA 1910.1030?”
In plain English, you’ll see:
- • Who needs Bloodborne Pathogens training
- • What documents you must have
- • What you’re missing right now
- • What an inspector will look for
- • And exactly what to do next
No fluff. No lectures. No confusion. Just the truth — fast.
Step 2 — Build your Exposure Control Plan (and train your team) the easy way.
Once the Compliance Advisor shows you what you need, the rest is stupid simple:
- • Download the Exposure Control Plan template
- • Follow the guided steps so you know what goes in each section
- • Add paid online training for employees who need it (self‑paced)
- • Keep your plan and training organized in one place
No blank-page paralysis. No guessing what to write. No “I hope this is right.”
You follow the steps. You stay in control.
Step 3 — Stay compliant year after year (without starting over).
OSHA compliance doesn’t end after you set it up. Plans get reviewed, training gets refreshed, and most businesses forget — and that’s when problems show up.
When it’s time to review again:
- • Open the Compliance Advisor
- • Ask: “What do I need to update for 1910.1030 this year?”
- • Refresh your plan using the same guided checklist
- • Re‑train the employees who need it
You stay organized without living in paperwork.
And if you’d rather not touch any of it… that’s what the Done‑For‑You option is for.
Meet Simple Safety Institute’s Compliance Advisor
Plain‑English guidance for OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens (29 CFR 1910.1030).
Here’s what you get in the FREE Beta:
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Compliance Advisor: Ask questions and get clear, practical answers based on OSHA’s Bloodborne Pathogens standard.
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Guided Compliance: Follow step‑by‑step workflows that show you exactly what OSHA expects—and what to do next.
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Downloadable Templates: Access practical documents like an Exposure Control Plan template you can complete and customize.
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Online Training: Optional, paid, self‑paced Bloodborne Pathogens training for employees—completed on their schedule.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
✅ Is this aligned with OSHA requirements?
Yes. The guidance, templates, and training are built around OSHA’s Bloodborne Pathogens standard (29 CFR 1910.1030).
🤖 Isn’t AI confusing or risky?
No. The Compliance Advisor explains OSHA rules in plain English and helps you understand what applies to your workplace.
💰 Are there hidden costs?
No. The Compliance Advisor is free during beta. Training is paid per employee, and there are no surprise fees.
📅 What about annual reviews and updates?
OSHA expects you to review your program regularly. The advisor helps you understand when updates may be needed and how to approach them.
🏪 My business is small — does this still apply?
Yes. If your employees could reasonably encounter blood or other potentially infectious materials, OSHA’s standard applies regardless of company size.
🧭 Do I have to do everything at once?
No. You can start by asking questions, reviewing guidance, or downloading templates—then add training when it makes sense for your team.
Why We Exist
We understand what it feels like to be overwhelmed, lying awake worrying about inspectors who seem like they’re out to get you.
That’s why we were founded by a compliance expert who spent his career simplifying safety — from Fortune 500 pharmaceutical firms to small mom and pop shops.
You don’t need a full-time safety department. You just need clear answers, the right documents, and a simple way to keep up each year.
Have Us Handle Bloodborne Pathogens Compliance — $1,497Ready to stop worrying and start growing?
For that to happen, compliance has to be simple and make sense.
The rules are written for huge companies, not for a business like yours. That leaves you feeling overwhelmed and exposed. It’s wrong that complicated regulations keep business owners up at night, wondering if they missed one requirement that could cost thousands.
We understand how frustrating it is to be buried in red tape when you’re just trying to run a business.
That’s why Simple Safety Institute exists: To make OSHA compliance practical, understandable, and achievable for real‑world employers.
With our Compliance Advisor, templates, and training:
- • You get clear answers in plain English
- • You get step‑by‑step guidance and downloadable templates to complete accurately
- • You protect your employees while reducing compliance risk
P.S. The Compliance Advisor is free during beta and templates are included. The only real cost is waiting… and hoping OSHA never shows up.