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Internal Respiratory Protection Program Audit

by Aaron Barkley, from the Community

Use this internal respiratory protection program audit checklist to assess OSHA 1910.134 compliance. Review training, hazard evaluation, respirator selection, fit testing, medical evaluations by a PLHCP, IDLH procedures, SCBA maintenance, storage and sanitation, employee knowledge, and documentation and retention requirements.

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Respiratory Protection Checklist (OSHA 1910.134)
This respiratory protection checklist helps EHS teams evaluate and maintain a compliant program aligned with OSHA 29 CFR 1910.134. Verify respirator selection and NIOSH certification; ensure appropriate equipment for IDLH atmospheres; confirm proper storage and routine/emergency inspections; manage repairs per manufacturer guidance; assess breathing air quality (oxygen, contaminants, compressor standards, incompatible couplings); label filters and cartridges; conduct fit testing and user seal checks; enforce cleaning procedures; and deliver annual training. Use it to document results and corrective actions.
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Annual Respiratory Protection Program Review
Use this annual respiratory protection program review checklist to assess compliance with OSHA 29 CFR 1910.134. Verify applicable standards, required documents, and program execution across respirator types including disposable N95, half face, full face, PAPR, and supplied air. Confirm cartridge selection and changeout schedules, training frequency, medical evaluations, and quantitative fit testing. Check user inspections, cleaning and disinfection procedures, storage practices, flow checks for PAPR, and emergency respirator maintenance. Observe workplace use and verify proper fit and wear.
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Respirator Audit Checklist
Use this respirator audit to assess your Respiratory Protection Program. Verify medical evaluations and fit testing, confirm employees are clean shaven, and select the right respirator type (half-face, full-face, PAPR, SCBA) and cartridges for hazards. Review hygiene and storage practices, including bagging and filter sealing, and ensure routine inspection and cleaning. This checklist helps improve PPE compliance and worker safety across construction and industrial environments.
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Internal PPE Program Audit
This internal PPE program audit checklist helps safety, maintenance, and training teams evaluate compliance with OSHA 1910.132 and related requirements. Review training content and retraining triggers, hazard assessments, PPE fit and availability, employee knowledge, and on-site usage. Verify eyewear meets ANSI Z87.1, manage hard hat changeouts, and ensure documentation and retention of assessments and training. Use this template to identify gaps and strengthen your PPE program.
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Respiratory Protection Checklist (OSHA 1910.134)

This respiratory protection checklist helps EHS teams evaluate and maintain a compliant program aligned with OSHA 29 CFR 1910.134. Verify respirator selection and NIOSH certification; ensure appropriate equipment for IDLH atmospheres; confirm proper storage and routine/emergency inspections; manage repairs per manufacturer guidance; assess breathing air quality (oxygen, contaminants, compressor standards, incompatible couplings); label filters and cartridges; conduct fit testing and user seal checks; enforce cleaning procedures; and deliver annual training. Use it to document results and corrective actions.

by Colton Page, from the Community

10+

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Template

Annual Respiratory Protection Program Review

Use this annual respiratory protection program review checklist to assess compliance with OSHA 29 CFR 1910.134. Verify applicable standards, required documents, and program execution across respirator types including disposable N95, half face, full face, PAPR, and supplied air. Confirm cartridge selection and changeout schedules, training frequency, medical evaluations, and quantitative fit testing. Check user inspections, cleaning and disinfection procedures, storage practices, flow checks for PAPR, and emergency respirator maintenance. Observe workplace use and verify proper fit and wear.

by Donald Lyons, from the Community

90+

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Respirator Audit Checklist

Use this respirator audit to assess your Respiratory Protection Program. Verify medical evaluations and fit testing, confirm employees are clean shaven, and select the right respirator type (half-face, full-face, PAPR, SCBA) and cartridges for hazards. Review hygiene and storage practices, including bagging and filter sealing, and ensure routine inspection and cleaning. This checklist helps improve PPE compliance and worker safety across construction and industrial environments.

by Sabrina San Filippo, from the Community

20+

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Template

Internal PPE Program Audit

This internal PPE program audit checklist helps safety, maintenance, and training teams evaluate compliance with OSHA 1910.132 and related requirements. Review training content and retraining triggers, hazard assessments, PPE fit and availability, employee knowledge, and on-site usage. Verify eyewear meets ANSI Z87.1, manage hard hat changeouts, and ensure documentation and retention of assessments and training. Use this template to identify gaps and strengthen your PPE program.

by Aaron Barkley, from the Community

10+

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Internal Respiratory Protection Program Audit

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