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Rescue Standby Services | OSHA Trained Safety Techs | Drug Screening & Breath Alcohol Testing | MEQ & Respirator Fit Testing
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rescue standby services

osha trained
safety techs
Occupational health and safety specialists examine the workplace for environmental or physical factors that could affect employee health, safety, comfort, and performance. They may examine factors such as lighting, equipment, materials, and ventilation. Technicians may check to make sure that workers are using required protective gear, such as masks and hardhats.
drug screening & breath alcohol testing
In order to keep your workers safe, SafetyMedic provides:
– Specimen collection by trained personnel
– Point of collection testing (POCT) rapid tests
– Breath alcohol testing
– Mobile unit testing


meq & respirator fit testing
So, what is a fit test? A “fit test” tests the seal between the respirator’s facepiece and your face. It takes about fifteen to twenty minutes to complete and is performed at least annually. After passing a fit test with a respirator, you must use the exact same make, model, style, and size respirator on the job.
A fit test should not be confused with a user seal check. A user seal check is a quick check performed by the wearer each time the respirator is put on. It determines if the respirator is properly seated to the face or needs to be readjusted.
There are two types of fit tests: Qualitative and Quantitative.
Qualitative fit testing is normally used for half-mask respirators – those that just cover your mouth and nose. Half-mask respirators can be filtering facepiece respirators – often called “N95s” – as well as elastomeric respirators.
Powersafe computer training

COSS
designed for those in the safety and health field that coordinate
safety and health plans; coordinate and conduct safety and health
training; and provide support to safety and health managers.