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OSHA Respiratory Protection Inspection and Safety Checklist

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This inspection covers the general OSHA requirements for a Respiratory Protection Program, as well as a checklist for pre-inspecting equipment and determining any potential hazards before use.

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OSHA Respiratory Protection Inspection and Safety Checklist

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Respiratory Protection Program General RequirementsSection 1 of 2 with 11 Questions

1. If employees are using respirators, is a written respiratory protection program in place?

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2. Has someone been assigned as the Respiratory Protection Program Administrator?

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3. Has the Respiratory Protection Program been evaluated in the last year?

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4. Have procedures been established for cleaning, storage, disinfecting and inspecting respirators?

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5. Have procedures been established for proper selection of respirators?

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6. Have employees who wear respirators been medically evaluated prior to using respiratory equipment?

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7. Have employees who wear respirators received respiratory protection training prior to using respiratory equipment?

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8. Have employees who wear respirators been fit tested for the respirators they will use?

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9. Are respirators cleaned, sanitized and inspected?

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10. If respirators are maintenanced onsite, is it done by persons trained in proper respirator maintenance and assembly?

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11. Are respirators stored in a manner that will protect them from damage?

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Field InspectionSection 2 of 2 with 14 Questions

1. Can the inhalation hazard be removed or controlled by enclosure, increased ventilation, or substituting for a less toxic material?

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2. Was the hazard evaluated for the appropriate respiratory protection?

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3. What is the respiratory hazard employees are being protected from?

4. What respiratory protection are employees are wearing? Example: Full face Powered Air Purifying Respirator (PAPR) with P100 filters; Supplied air; Half half air purifying respirator (APR) with organic vapor filters.

5. What is the filter change out schedule? (Ex: end of shift, every 4 hours, NA-SCBA or airline respirator.)

6. Are the respirators NIOSH approved?

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7. Did employees inspect the respirator for damage prior to donning?

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8. Did employees do a user seal check prior to donning respirators?

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9. Is anything preventing a good seal between the respirator and the employees face, like facial hair, glasses, etc.

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10. Have employees receive medical evaluation, fit tests and training?

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11. Are respirators stored in a manner that will protect them from damage?

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12. Are respirators cleaned regularly?

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13. Change out schedule: When are filters changed out? End of shift? Every 4 hours?

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