RESPIRATORY PROTECTION
OSHA’s Respiratory Protection Standard (29 CFR 1910.134) requires that employees be medically cleared and fit tested before wearing a respirator. A physician or other licensed health care professional must review the employees’ medical history before respirator usage/eligibility be determined. EI’s staff of safety and health professionals provide a full complement of respiratory surveillance services to help you comply with the standard and protect your employees.
Online Respirator Medical Clearance
- Quick and easy medical clearance completed on the web – RespiratorAssessor®
- Occupational Health Physician oversight.
- Training available for every associate.
- Summary reports available with the click of a mouse.
- Available in Spanish.
On-site Respirator Fit Testing and Training
- Quantitative and qualitative fit testing using state-of-the-art equipment.
- Calibration checks conducted.
- Specially trained and experienced technicians administering fit testing.
- Easy-to-understand employee and management reports.
- Customized training available to educate your employees on the importance of effective fit and use of their respirator.
- Flexible scheduling to meet your needs.
- Minimal time off the job.
- Minimal employee inconvenience.
- Dependable and reliable service – we deliver what we promise.
On-site Pulmonary Function Testing
- All tests are conducted using spirometers meeting OSHA requirements.
- Calibration checks conducted.
- Experienced technicians that have successfully completed a NIOSH approved training course.
- All test results reviewed by an experienced pulmonary specialist.
- Easy-to-understand employee and management reports.
- Flexible scheduling to meet your needs.
- Prior test results easily transferred to our data management system.
- Minimal employee inconvenience and time off the job.
- Dependable and reliable service – we deliver what we promise.
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I just wanted to say how pleased I was with using EI for our audiometric and respirator fit testing this year. You and your staff did a phenomenal job for us. I look forward to a long working relationship with you for all of our needs.
Ladder Safety – A Critical but Overlooked Safety Program
Ladder safety is critical in the workplace to prevent accidents and ensure the safety of employees. Each year in the U.S. there are more than 164,000 emergency room-treated injuries and 300 deaths that are caused by falls from ladders. An estimated 81% of fall injuries treated in hospital emergency rooms involve a ladder. In most situations, ladders were used improperly. The most frequent ladder injuries include broken bones and head injuries. This is why it is crucial for employers to comply with ladder safety requirements set by regulatory bodies like OSHA and ANSI.
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