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Respiratory Protection Training Seminar (2 days)
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Seminar Description:
The basic objective of this two day training seminar will be to provide Medical
and Health and Safety professionals with the background and theory for
developing and implementing a Respiratory Protection Program. Seminar graduates
will understand what is involved with complying with the Occupational Safety and
Health Administration (OSHA) Respiratory Protection Standard 1910.134. (1998
Update) Specifically, students will learn the elements necessary to be included
in the formulation of a Standard Operating Procedure Manual (SOP), what record
keeping is mandated by the Act, understand the different types of approved
respirators that are available, how to perform appropriate Fit Tests using
Quantitative ( Porta Count and Controlled Negative Pressure) Qualitative
methods. In addition will learn how to structure a medical clearance examination
and what medical conditions would preclude the wearing of a respirator.
Design:
The seminar is designed for Medical and Health and Safety professionals who will either be designing or supervising a company Respiratory Protection Program or working with those who already have this responsibility.
The course is approved for 2.0 ABIH Certification Maintenance Points.
This course (NIOSH #051) is approved for 20.4 contact hours by the California Bureau of Registered Nursing (CA BRN)
Seminar Objectives:
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1. Understand respirator program requirements as described in 1998 OSHA 29 CFR
1910.134. 2. Know the required elements necessary to prepare a written Standard Operating Procedure Manual. 3. Know record keeping requirements. |
4. Understand respirator types (NIOSH
APPROVED). 5. Know OSHA approved Quantitative and Qualitative Fit Testing Procedures. 6. Understand Medical Clearance Procedures. |
Course Directors:
Lance Anderson, CST,
is a former vice president of Fast Response On-Site Testing (FROST). In this
capacity he managed the mobile test units on site, and conducted spirometry and
respirator fit testing. He is a certified spirometrist and a NIOSH approved
spirometry practicum instructor, also the course director of the OSHA
Respiratory Protection course .He served for 23 years as a firefighter and
specialized in respiratory protection for the fire service. He retired as a fire
captain.
Instructor:
Kendra Palmer Anderson, BA, CST is
Course Director for Palmer Associates Inc. (PA). As the founder and former
president of Fast Response On-Site Testing (FROST), she oversaw the OSHA
mandated medical examinations on workers and performed spirometry for
hundreds of companies. Before that she worked as a certified spirometrist
conducting spirometry testing in the field for PA and worked as a NIOSH
approved Practicum Instructor for 15 years.
Registration:
The tuition fee of $495 must be received two weeks prior to the seminar date. Since expenses are fixed, refunds cannot be given unless written cancellation is received two weeks prior to the Seminar. The fee is transferable to a subsequent seminar within a six months period. The fee includes a continental break-fast and beverages throughout the day, but does not include hotel or transportation costs.
Please phone (831) 239 0422 or (650)726-2973 or contact us by e-mail
kendra@palmerassociates.com to reserve a place in the course.
Alternatively register electronically or
obtain a printed form for fax
registration
form to (650) 726 5397 or mail in the
registration
form with fee.
Mailing Address:
Palmer Associates Inc.
1840 41st Ave Suite 102-258
Capitola, CA, 95010
Note regarding late registration:
If registration fee is paid at the time of the course, the course fee will be $525.
Fees paid after the completion of the course will be $575, and the certificate withheld until payment is received.
Locations:
Come and join us at our home base location in
Half Moon Bay, CA (20 miles south
of San Francisco) where we offer this seminar several times a year. Enjoy a
beautiful small town coastal setting with the training held at historic
Cameron's Inn where there is a fine restaurant and English pub, plus B & B rooms
for those who want to stay over.
Other ongoing locations include: Portland, OR; Los Angeles, CA; Minneapolis, MN;
Omaha, NB; San Juan, Puerto Rico.
(See
Seminar Calendar)
On Site Courses:
Please call for details of how this course can be conducted at your location and personalized to your corporate medical program requirements.