Charisma SPD – Safety: Exposure & Incident Reporting Training (Required)
This training explains how to respond to workplace injuries, blood/body fluid exposures, chemical exposures, and safety incidents/near-misses. Prompt reporting is required. Completion is required before assignment.
SECTION 1 — Participant Information
Full Name
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First Name
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Role
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SPD Technician (CRCST)
SPD Technician (Non-Certified)
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Format: (000) 000-0000.
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Date of Completion
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SECTION 2 — Training Content
A) What counts as a safety incident
- Injury/illness at work; needlestick/cut; splash to eyes/mouth; chemical exposure; slip/trip/fall; equipment malfunction; burn/steam burn; near-miss; unsafe condition.
B) Immediate actions (general)
- Stop work if unsafe; move to a safe area; notify supervisor.
- Get first aid/medical help as needed.
C) Exposure response (examples)
- Blood/body fluid: wash with soap/water; flush eyes/mucous membranes; report immediately; seek occupational health evaluation.
- Chemical splash: rinse/flush immediately; use eyewash/shower; follow SDS and supervisor directions.
- Cut/puncture: wash; control bleeding; report and seek evaluation.
D) Incident/near-miss reporting
- Report immediately to onsite supervisor per facility policy.
- Complete facility incident report if required.
- Report to Charisma SPD same day (immediately for serious events).
E) Stop-work authority
- Staff may stop work when conditions are unsafe or PPE is missing/damaged; do not improvise.
F) Confidentiality & no retaliation
- Reports handled as confidentially as possible; retaliation for reporting is prohibited.
G) Charisma reporting contacts
- Office 914-201-3382; Mobile 347-324-1759; info@charismaspd.com.
SECTION 3 — Knowledge Check
1) A safety incident includes:
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Injuries, exposures, near-misses, unsafe conditions
Only major injuries
Only patient falls
Only schedule changes
2) If you notice an unsafe condition, you should:
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Stop work if needed and notify supervisor
Ignore it
Fix it without PPE
Post online
3) After removing gloves following contamination you should:
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Perform hand hygiene
Touch your face
Keep gloves on all day
Skip if busy
4) If blood splashes into your eye, first step is:
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Flush immediately and report
Wait until end of shift
Wipe with towel only
Continue working
5) A near-miss is:
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An event that could have caused harm but did not
A late arrival
A completed shift
A lunch break
6) Chemical exposure to skin should be handled by:
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Rinsing immediately and following SDS/supervisor instructions
Waiting 30 minutes
Covering with a dry towel only
Ignoring if no pain
7) Reporting should be made to:
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Onsite supervisor and Charisma SPD
Coworkers only
Social media
Nobody
8) Stop-work authority means:
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You can pause work when conditions are unsafe and escalate
You can refuse all tasks anytime
You can leave without telling anyone
Only managers can stop work
9) Incident reports are important because:
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They help prevent future harm and document events
They slow work for no reason
They are optional for temps
They replace medical care
10) True statement about retaliation:
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Retaliation for reporting is prohibited
Retaliation is expected
Only full-time staff can report
Reporting always leads to punishment
SECTION 4 — Attestation & Signature
Attestation (please check all):
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I understand what incidents/exposures/near-misses must be reported.
I will stop work if conditions are unsafe and notify a supervisor.
I will report incidents/exposures immediately to the facility and Charisma SPD.
I understand retaliation for reporting is prohibited.
I certify I completed this training and answered the knowledge check honestly.
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