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This document certifies that Sinisa Malcic successfully completed an online course on bloodborne pathogens through OSHAcademy. The 0.2 CEU course covered topics like bloodborne diseases, exposure risks, control methods, personal protective equipment, immunizations, exposure responses, and communicating workplace hazards. It is consistent with OSHA standards for bloodborne pathogens training and was approved by the National Safety Management Society.
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