Our Respirator Safety Program is designed for for Industrial, Commercial, Construction and Healthcare workplaces. Our Fit Testing program is based on the standards and procedures of the respiratory mask manufacturer, the OHSA and Regulations, as well as the Canadian Standards Association (CSA).
Our Respirator Safety Program is designed for for Industrial, Commercial, Construction and Healthcare workplaces. Our Fit Testing program is based on the standards and procedures of the respiratory mask manufacturer, the OHSA and Regulations, as well as the Canadian Standards Association (CSA).
The fit-testing process involves selecting the correct size and type of respirator (mask) for each worker and ensuring that he/she knows how to use it correctly.
Qualitative Fit Testing (QLFT)
The objective of QLFT is to ensure an effective seal when using a tight fitting face piece (respirator). The following topics are covered during a QLFT:
Proper donning and doffing
Performing seal checks
Care, use and maintenance
Differences between N-Series, R-Series, P-Series respirators as well as half and full face respirators.
Any person who is required to wear a tight fitting face piece during the course of their normal day to day duties, or any person who is required to wear a tight fitting face piece for emergency response activities, should be fit tested to ensure an effective seal.
All participants who successfully complete the fit test are provided with a wallet card indicating the respirator fitted and its size.
CPD points
Our health and safety training courses can quality for CPD points with the Human Resources Professional Association (HRPA) and the Board of Canadian Registered Safety Professionals (BCRSP). This course contains 1 technical hour and may be eligible for HRPA and/or BCRSP CPD points.
Open Classroom Training
MidSouthWest offers a large selection of open training classes - both online and in person at locations across Ontario.
All of our classes are taught by experienced and knowledgeable trainers who have been trained to deliver courses approved by Ontario's Chief Prevention Officer, including Joint Health and Safety Committee Part I, Part II and Refresher training.
Our Fall Protection course is essential for individuals working at heights
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ahis course will see your operators meeting those requirements. Under the Occupational Health & Safety Act, Skid-Steer operators are required to be deemed as competent to operate these kinds of lifting equipment.
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