The responsibilities of Infection Prevention and Control (IPC) nurses encompass occupational health and the prevention of exposure to bloodborne infections. These healthcare professionals are responsible for executing and overseeing safety practices to safeguard themselves and other healthcare workers from exposure to infectious agents, including hepatitis B, hepatitis C, and HIV. IPC nurses are crucial in advocating for safe procedures, encompassing the appropriate handling and disposal of sharps, utilization of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), and compliance with standard precautions. Education and training on the prevention of occupational exposures are essential elements of their responsibilities, ensuring that personnel are aware of the risks and suitable reactions to occurrences. Furthermore, IPC nurses are required to remain informed on national and international standards about occupational health and bloodborne pathogen safety. Their efforts are essential for mitigating transmission risks in healthcare environments and guaranteeing a secure workplace for all healthcare staff.