29 CFR 1910.134High Risk

Respiratory Protection Compliance

Respiratory protection is required when workers are exposed to harmful dusts, fogs, fumes, mists, gases, smokes, sprays, or vapors. Proper respirator selection, fit testing, and medical evaluations are critical.

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The Stakes

Why Respiratory Protection Compliance Matters

Annual Citations
2,450
Average Cost
$31K
Max Penalty
$156K

Compliance Checklist

Respiratory Protection Requirements

Everything you need to meet OSHA standard 29 CFR 1910.134

Written respiratory protection program
Medical evaluations before respirator use
Annual fit testing for tight-fitting respirators
Proper respirator selection based on hazards
Maintenance and care procedures
Air quality testing for supplied-air systems

Avoid These Mistakes

Most Common Respiratory Protection Violations

#1

No medical evaluations

Penalty: $15,625 - $156,259

#2

Lack of fit testing

Penalty: $15,625 - $156,259

#3

Improper respirator selection

Penalty: $15,625 - $156,259

#4

No written program

Penalty: $15,625 - $156,259

#5

Inadequate training

Penalty: $15,625 - $156,259

Training Program

Respiratory Protection Training Requirements

Training Schedule

Initial Training:
Before using respirator
Refresher:
Annual
Duration:
1-2 hours typical

Training Topics

  • Why respirator is necessary
  • Proper use and limitations
  • Maintenance and storage
  • Medical signs requiring evaluation

Documentation

Required Respiratory Protection Programs

Respiratory Protection Program
Medical Evaluation Process
Fit Testing Program
Maintenance Schedule

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Who Needs This

Industries Requiring Respiratory Protection

HealthcareConstructionManufacturingPaintingAgriculture

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