Respirators protect us against a variety of atmospheric hazards. It is essential to select the right respirator for the job to ensure you stay safely protected. Workers in construction, industrial, farming, health care and asbestos removal are especially vulnerable and must use respirators if other controls are not available to protect them. All respirators must fit well and provide a proper seal with the wearer's face in order to provide adequate protection.
​Selecting the right type of mask and filters is also crucial. 

Using the wrong respirator can be as dangerous as not wearing one at all.

DETAILS

Course Length: 2-4 hours 
Max class size:  10
Flat Rate:  $575.00 + HST
** Travel charges may apply
Retraining/Fitting: Every 2 Years
​or sooner as required

HIGHLIGHTS

Theory training:
  • Respirator Programs
  • Limitations of the equipment
  • Cleaning and disinfection
  • Inspection and maintenance
  • Proper fitting of a respirator
​
Respirator Fit Testing:
  • Individuals must be of good health and fit to use a respirator
  • To ensure a proper fit and seal, you must be clean shaven

Individual
​Fittings

Currently available by appointment 
​at our ​Kingston location.

​​$85.00 per person + HST.

​Please call to arrange a time.
613-549-6941

STANDARDS & REGULATIONS

  • CAN/CSA-Z94.4-18, Selection, Use, and Care of Respirators
  • OHSA Section 25-28​
  • O. Reg. 213/91: CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS s. 21
  • O. Reg. 851: INDUSTRIAL ESTABLISHMENTS s. 79
  • O. Reg. 278/05: DESIGNATED SUBSTANCE - ASBESTOS ON CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS AND IN BUILDINGS AND REPAIR OPERATIONS s. 13
  • O. Reg. 67/93: HEALTH CARE AND RESIDENTIAL FACILITIES s. 10
  • ​Reg. 833: CONTROL OF EXPOSURE TO BIOLOGICAL OR CHEMICAL AGENTS s.7.2 (2)
When is Fit Testing Required?
​
  • Before an individual uses a respirator for the first time
  • At the time of respirator training 
  • When changes to a user’s physical condition could affect the fit (ex.. weight gain or loss)
  • When there is a change in  the make, model or size of a respirator
  • When a respirator user experiences continued significant discomfort during use or difficulty in​ completing a successful user seal check;
  • When there is a change in PPE use that could affect the respirator; and
  • At least every 2 years.​​