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Comprehensive Respiratory Protection Training Course

This course provides essential training on respiratory protection, including the identification of hazardous conditions, proper use of respiratory equipment, and employer and employee responsibilities. Participants will learn about various types of respirators, including Air Purifying Respirators (APR) and Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA), along with practical skills in inspection, maintenance, and donning/doffing procedures. The curriculum adheres to OSHA standards and aims to equip workers with knowledge to safeguard their health in contaminated environments.

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Comprehensive Respiratory Protection Training Course

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  1. Course Specifications

  2. Course Title: Course Code: Developed By: Revision Date: Policy / Regulation: Goal: Course Audience: Prerequisites: Frequency: Course Length: Class Size: Instructor Qualifications: Overview: Introductions

  3. Administration and Safety

  4. Goal

  5. Course Objectives

  6. Course Limitations

  7. Respiratory Protection Modules Module I Objectives: List hazardous conditions that require the use of respiratory protection.

  8. Apply appropriate control measures for hazardous conditions.

  9. Explain the purpose and elements of a respiratory protection program.

  10. Explain the responsibilities of the employer and employees. Module I Outline: Module I: Objectives

  11. OSHA 29 CFR 1910.134

  12. The Respiratory System

  13. Breathing Air Composition

  14. Acronyms and Definitions Types of Respiratory Hazards

  15. Airborne Contaminants

  16. Acute Exposure Symptoms

  17. Chronic Exposure Effects Types of Hazard Controls

  18. Engineering Controls

  19. Administrative Controls

  20. Personal Protective Equipment Employer Responsibilities

  21. Program Elements

  22. Medical Evaluation

  23. Potential Effects of Respirator Usage

  24. Employee Responsibilities Module II Objectives: Describe the conditions requiring APR use.

  25. Describe the factors affecting APR filter/cartridge selection.

  26. Recognize the difference between disposable and reusable respirators.

  27. Follow proper procedures for APR inspection, cleaning, maintenance, & storage.

  28. Demonstrate the proper donning and doffing of an APR. Module II Outline:Module II: Objectives

  29. What is an APR?

  30. APR Definition

  31. Types of APR Respirators

  32. General APR Requirements

  33. APR Limitations Selection Criteria

  34. Assigned Protection Factor

  35. Acronyms & Definitions

  36. Assigned Protection Factor Chart Filter and Cartridge Differences

  37. APR Filters • Classes of Filters • APR Filter Chart

  38. APR Cartridges • How a Cartridge Works • Cartridge Color Coding • Service Life

  39. End of Service Life Indicator (ESLI) Module II Outline: Respirator Inspection Checklist

  40. Cleaning and Sanitizing an APR

  41. Storing Respirators

  42. Types of Fit Testing

  43. Considerations for Fit Testing

  44. How an APR Works

  45. User Seal Check

  46. Donning an APR

  47. Doffing an APR Exercise I: Disassembling and Inspecting an APR

  48. Exercise II: Assembling an APR

  49. Exercise III: Donning and Doffing

  50. Module II: Summary Module III Objectives: Describe conditions requiring SCBA, it advantages and limitations.

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