Respirator Safety

When you must wear a respirator to protect yourself against airborne contaminants in your workplace, it is very important to follow proper procedures for putting it on and taking it off.
You have a right to a safe and healthful workplace. Whenever respiratory protection is required to be worn to protect you from hazardous airborne contaminants, your employer is responsible for implementing a comprehensive respiratory protection program and providing you with an appropriate respirator, in accordance with OSHAs respiratory protection standard, 29 CFR 1910.134. This program must include training, medical evaluation, and fit testing.

[@pittaok]

very informative

[@vocjacobs123]

Does anyone know how I can get this video on a dvd so I can show it in an environment where I do not have access to the internet?

[@YAlzaki]

Thanx alot

[@Infinite.Freefall]

@ 1:08 I see a Fit Test with BITREX being performed on a worker wearing an N95 DUST mask??? Is this viable? I thought that dust masks would fail a fit test as they are only designed to protect against dust, not VOCs? Can anyone clarify this?

[@cneilsen39]

Fantastic general guide. Been looking for something like this.