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... information as of March 2016 and should not be relied upon to make specific decisions. Introduction Selecting an appropriate respirator for a job or task is a critical step in respirator program management. Following regulatory requirements can lead the EHS professional to a particular class...

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... method to suit the situation; Explain the value and benefits of non-lecture approaches used during training; and Demonstrate or try a different method in their next training course. role play demonstration student respirator video facilitator training course trainee spontaneous...

... is a respirator. Respiratory protection programs have protected employees from a wide variety of airborne contaminants. These predominantly were identifiable, had exposure limitations, and were able to be quantified. This changed in the H1N1/Pandemic Flu environment. This paper will predominantly focus...

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... such as ventilation, filters and respirators should protect workers Among the risks, exposures and controls that remain unknown or un-quantified are: Nature and extent of hazard? Nature and extent of exposure? Nature and extent of risk? Specific exposure limits? Limitations of controls & protection? What...

... is worn, when, and how. The plan should detail how employees will be trained on PPE as well as proper fitting procedures (example respirator fit test). Standard PPE include respirator and gloves. PPE must be: 1. Conscientiously and properly worn (thousands of workers and responders to 9/11 ground zero did...

... of illness that is broadly called pneumoconiosis. Derived from Greek, this simply means dust in the lungs. Fine airborne dust that reaches the smallest and deepest air sacs in the lungs is called respirable dust. Silica, asbestos and lead are examples of toxic respirable dusts. Attempts to define...

... to protect workers. Since respiratory protection is a means of protection, though not the primary means, the remainder of the program will address the selection and use of respiratory protection devices. Respirator selection will be discussed for biological hazards. In addition, a review of key components...

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... physiological effects 16.0 Increased pulse and breathing rate, impaired thinking and attention, reduced coordination 14.0 Abnormal fatigue upon exertion, emotional upset, faulty coordination, poor judgment 12.5 Very poor judgment and coordination, impaired respiration that may cause permanent heart damage...

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