Bloodborne pathogen training is supposed
to help you achieve high standards of practice.
But far too often, body art BBP training is dull, disorganized, and difficult to understand.
As a body art professional, you deserve better. And that’s what you'll get from us.
BBP courses that are interesting and easy to follow. Courses that give clarity, not confusion.
When it comes to infection prevention, you want to do it right.
Our body art bloodborne pathogens training will coach you on how to . . .
Protect clients from infection, disease, and allergic reaction
Prepare for inspections and exposure incidents
Comply with BBP safety regulations
We love talking with our students and answering questions.
That’s why we answer our phone 7 days a week. How cool is that?
Make the smart choice. Get your bloodborne certification with us.
Here's what tattoo artists, piercers, and permanent cosmetics artists are saying about our bloodborne pathogens certification training . . .
Great! I’ve been using this training group for seven years now. Makes it very easy to understand and to follow. Great material.
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Giovanna C.
It was an amazing course. If I had an issue Kathy was there to help fix it right away. The course was user-friendly and would 10/10 recommend to anyone looking to take the course.
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Amanda D.
Overall a straightforward online class. Much more in depth than other bloodborne pathogens classes. I appreciated the fact that it was tailored to a tattoo/body art shop.
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Rich M.
Meet Your Coach
Kathy Hartman
OSHA-Authorized General Industry Trainer
Registered Environmental Health Specialist
First as a health inspector, and then as the founder of Body Art Training Group, Kathy has been helping body art practitioners work safely since 1997. More about Kathy.
If you take one of the online English language courses that Kathy narrates, you’ll directly experience the energy and enthusiasm she brings to bloodborne pathogens training. And yes, our Spanish and Vietnamese narrators are also really good!
Got a question about bloodborne pathogens training or about applying for a tattoo license, a piercing license, or a permanent cosmetics license?
Go to FAQ or give Kathy a call at (858) 792-1630.
Want to learn more about Body Art Training Group? Go to About Body Art Training Group. Find out how we've been helping body art practitioners build safe, successful careers.
Three Easy Steps Are All It Takes To Get
Your Bloodborne Pathogens Training Certificate.
1.
Select Course
Select a course according to your work location.
2.
Complete Course
Finish the course on your schedule. Leave and come back as often as you wish.
3.
Download Certificate
Access your BBP certificate whenever you need it. It's stored on our server.
Most states require a bloodborne pathogens certificate for a tattoo license.
Take Bloodborne Pathogens Training With Us.
You’ll get more than a bloodborne pathogens certificate.
You’ll get effective training that will help keep you and your clients safe.
Our bloodborne pathogens training for tattoo artists, piercers, and permanent cosmetics artists is offered in English, Spanish, and Vietnamese.
OSHA, and many states, require bloodborne pathogens training be given in a language that's understandable to the person taking the training.
Any bloodborne pathogen certificate issued by Body Art Training Group can be easily verified.
State and local regulators may want to verify your body art bloodborne pathogens certificate during an inspection or when reviewing your application for a tattoo license, piercing license, or permanent makeup license.
If you need to verify the authenticity of your Body Art Training Group certificate, use our Certificate Verification Tool.
Enter the certificate number and the Tool will display Student Name, Course Name, and Course Completion Date.
Certificate Verification Tool
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