• Types of respirators: Air-purifying respirators (APRs) and atmosphere-supplying respirators (ASRs) provide different levels of protection. 
   
• Fit testing: How to properly fit a respirator 
   
• Respiratory hazards: What hazards to look out for, such as dusts, fogs, fumes, mists, gases, smokes, sprays, or vapors 

Learning objectives

• Identify the purpose of using a respirator
• Recognize factors that influence respirator effectiveness, the limitations and capabilities of respirators, and an employerrs responsibilities for respirator use in the workplace
• Describe how respirators are used in the workplace, including required medical evaluations, fit testing, inspection, seal checks, and maintenance and storage requirements
• Identify when an employee should leave a respirator use area, the warning signs of an improperly functioning respirator, and the actions workers should take in an emergency situation

Regulations

• 1910.134(c), Respiratory protection program
• 1910.134(d), Selection of respirators
• 1910.134(e), Medical evaluation
• 1910.134(f), Fit-testing
• 1910.134(g), Use of respirators
• 1910.134(h), Maintenance and care of respirators
• 1910.134(i), Breathing air quality and use
• 1910.134(k), Training and information
• 1910.134(l), Program evaluation
• 1910.134(m), Recordkeeping
• 1910.134, Respiratory protection
• 29 CFR 1910 Subpart I, Personal protective equipment. OSHA Standard.
• Appendix A, Fit testing procedures (Mandatory)
• Appendix B-1, User seal check procedures (Mandatory)
• Appendix B-2, Respirator cleaning procedures (Mandatory)
• Appendix D, Information for Employees Using Respirators When Not Required Under the Standard

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