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Respiratory Protection Training Videos Occupational

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1. Putting on and Taking off a Mask. Runtime: 2:02 mins. Date: May 2020. Como Ponerte y Quitarte una Mascarilla. Runtime: 2:05 mins. Respiratory Protection for Healthcare Workers.
2. The Difference Between. Respirators and Surgical Masks. Runtime: 5:37 mins. Date: December 2009. La Diferencia entre Las Mascaras de. Respiración y las Mascaras Quirúrgicas.
3. Respiratory Protection. in General Industry. Runtime: 10:22 mins. Date: January 2012. View the Transcript. Proteccion Respiratoria. en la Industria en General. Runtime: 13:13 mins.
4. Respirator Types. Runtime: 16:10 mins. Date: January 2012. View the Transcript. Tipos de Respiradores. Runtime: 20:36 mins.
5. Maintenance and. Care of Respirators. Runtime: 10:14 mins. Date: January 2012. View the Transcript. Mantenimiento Y. Cuidado de los Respiradores. Runtime: 12:35 mins.
6. Respiratory Protection. Training Requirements. Runtime: 7:54 mins. Date: January 2012. View the transcript. Los Requisitos de Capacitacion. Para la Proteccion Respiratoria.

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Annual Respirator Training Respiratory Protection 3M US

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1. Written Procedures. Explore Written Procedures. You must have your worksite-specific training procedures in your written respiratory protection program.
2. Respiratory Hazards. This is where your training session begins. Inform workers of the respiratory hazards they’re potentially exposed to during routine and emergency situations, and explain why their respirators are necessary.
3. Uses and Limitations. Explain that there’s no such thing as an all-purpose respirator, and that the respirators you provide have been chosen to address the specific hazards in your workplace.
4. Donning and Adjustment. Explain that a respirator must be put on and worn properly in order to fit and offer effective protection, and that it must be inspected prior to donning each time it’s worn.
5. Hands-On Practice. After you demonstrate proper donning and adjustment procedures, have each employee practice putting theirs on while talking them through the procedures.
6. User Seal Check. Once everyone is wearing a respirator, instruct them on how to conduct a user seal check to determine if the respirator has been donned and fitted properly.
7. Maintenance and Storage. Talk about maintenance and storage of respirators. If your employees are responsible for the maintenance of their own reusable respirators, go over the detailed cleaning, inspection, repair and storage procedures listed in the respirators’ instruction manuals.
8. Medical Signs and Symptoms. Teach employees to recognize medical signs and symptoms that may limit or prevent effective respirator use. These can be found on the OSHA Respirator Medical Evaluation Questionnaire, 1910.134, Appendix C.
9. Training Documentation. Once an employee has been through the respirator training protocol and can demonstrate knowledge of the training, they meet the OSHA requirement.

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