Los Angeles County Approved BBP Class for Body Artists Offered in Long Beach, CA

SAN DIEGO - Oct. 3, 2013 - PRLog -- The Body Art Training Group will give a Los Angeles County approved bloodborne pathogens training class from 9 AM to 5 PM at Paper Crane Studio, 530 E. Broadway Ave. Long Beach, CA 90802 on Monday, October 7, 2013.

The class will be given by Kathy Hartman of the Body Art Training Group. Ms. Hartman is a Department of Public Health, County of Los Angeles, approved trainer (Trainer Accreditation No. 12-004).

Besides being approved by Los Angeles County, this class also complies with the training requirements of Cal/OSHA, CCR Title 8, Sec. 5193, and California’s Safe Body Art Act (AB 300).

The class fee is $100 cash at the door. Attendees must bring a government issued ID such as a drivers license or passport.

Please call the Body Art Training Group at 858 792-1630 no later than October 5 to reserve a seat.

About the Body Art Training Group
Visit at htpp://www.bodyarttraininggroup.com and at htpp://www.ecipp.com.

Since 2007, the Body Art Training Group has offered on-site bloodborne pathogens training for body art professionals.

In 2010, the Body Art Training Group began offering classes online. These online classes are specifically designed for the body art industry and are suitable for all types of body art professionals: tattoo artists, piercers, permanent cosmetics technicians, electrologists, and body modification practitioners.

The Body Art Training Group's online bloodborne pathogens classes have been approved or recognized by: many California counties, the State of Alaska Board of Barbers and Hairdressers, the State of Hawaii Department of Health, the Iowa Department of Public Health, the Kansas Board of Cosmetology, the Maine Department of Health and Human Services, the Mississippi State Department of Health, the Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services, the Oregon Health Licensing Agency, the Washington State Department of Licensing, the Denver Department of Environmental Health, and the American Electrology Association.