Bloodborne Pathogens Compliance Software

Yes. Stampwell is built for teams. Enter your team's emails and assign every Stampwell training in one step. Organizations can also write custom trainings and send documents like an employee handbook out for signature, all in one place.

BBP stands for Bloodborne Pathogens. When employers, healthcare facilities, or OSHA documents say BBP training, BBP certification, or a BBP certificate, they mean Bloodborne Pathogens training. The terms are interchangeable. OSHA's Bloodborne Pathogens standard, 29 CFR 1910.1030, is the federal rule that protects workers who could come into contact with blood or other infectious materials on the job. It requires employers to train those workers when they are hired and again every year, to provide protective equipment, to offer the hepatitis B vaccine, and to have a plan for exposures. BBP training teaches how the main bloodborne diseases spread and how to keep from being exposed. A BBP certificate is proof that you completed that training.

Yes. OSHA's Bloodborne Pathogens Standard (29 CFR 1910.1030) requires annual training for workers with reasonably anticipated occupational exposure to blood or other potentially infectious materials. Employers who fail to provide it face OSHA citations and penalties. Individual workers in regulated industries often cannot start work without documented Bloodborne Pathogen training.

OSHA (29 CFR 1910.1030) requires Bloodborne Pathogens training at the time of initial assignment and at least annually thereafter. New tasks with occupational exposure also trigger required retraining.

Stampwell is free because we want everyone to see how effortless compliance can be. Price should never be a barrier. We also spend nothing on marketing and grow by word of mouth, so the money other companies spend finding customers goes into a generous free tier instead.

No. You will immediately get access to a fully customizable OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens certificate program for your team. HIPAA training comes ready-made too, and organizations can write their own custom trainings and upload an employee handbook for e-signature.

No. Your team gets video with captions, audio with text-to-speech, diagrams, and quiz questions, not a wall of text to click through. In fact, many of our Trustpilot reviews specifically say the training is fun and engaging.

Stampwell's free plan is free forever. It is not a trial; a majority of our organizations never pay a cent.

Yes. Stampwell Open University is our open learning community. For job seekers and students, it is completely free to get your OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens certification. One reminder, though: under OSHA, this training is the employer's job. The Bloodborne Pathogens standard requires employers to provide it to every worker at risk of exposure, at no cost to the worker and during working hours. If you are a small business with even one employee, you will want to set this up as an organization. And if your boss says you need a Bloodborne Pathogens certificate, remember that the duty still sits with the organization. Your training can sync to that organization's compliance documentation instantly, but it is often simpler to start by setting up an organization on Stampwell.

Yes. Every Stampwell certificate is downloadable, lives online at its own shareable link, and can be published to LinkedIn in one click. Send it to an employer, a client, or a colleague, and anyone who opens the link can verify it on the Stampwell certificate ledger.

Yes. Stampwell automatically logs everything your compliance program produces: every training completion, every signed policy and employee attestation, and every officer appointment, all timestamped. You can demonstrate compliance during an HHS OCR HIPAA audit or an OSHA inspection, and your records are always ready to download.

Yes. Every certificate is recorded on a tamper-evident ledger, so it cannot be forged or quietly altered. And unlike SCORM, the industry's standard course format, which is executable JavaScript that runs on every employee's computer, Stampwell training runs on PRIXL, a course format we built that is pure data and executes nothing.

Yes. KnowQo is now Stampwell. We renamed the company in 2026. Same team, same software, same free tier. Anything you have read about KnowQo HIPAA compliance software describes Stampwell.