201/601 Personal Protective Equipment pt 1

This picture shows the PPE necessary for Safe Asbestos Removal, but what are they wearing over their faces?

• Dust Masks?

• Breathing Masks?

• Breathing Apparatus?

• R.P.E (Respiratory Protective Equipment) ?

• All of the above?

R.P.E in the abbreviation for:

• Respiratory Protective Equipment?

• Personal Protective Equipment?

• Really Protective Equipment?

• Recommended Protective Equipment>

You should not use R.P.E if ?

• It is damaged or faulty?

• The wrong size?

• You haven't been properly Trained?

• It has passed it's use by date?

You have been asked to get R.P E for the job you are about to do. But you have never used it before. What should you do?

• Use it and everything will be okay?

• Read the manufacturers Instructions?

• Ask for training?

• Try it and see if it works?

You have gone to get R.P E from the site store. But you don't think it has been stored correctly. What should you do?

• Read the manufacturers instructions?

• Not use it and report it to your supervisor immediately?

• Use it and trust that it is okay?

• Clean it and use it?

Respiratory Protective Equipment or R.P.E is also known as:

• Dust masks?

• Breathing Apparatus or B.A?

• Mandatory?

• Prohibition?

Asbestos Removal and using Breathing Apparatus or RPE Requires that anyone involved get the proper:

• Training?

• Trading?

• Treading?

• Talking?

Dust Masks:

• Give minimal protection from dust?

• Are the minimum requirement when things get dusty?

• Require Training?

• Are the last resort?

There are many different types of Dust Mask all offering different types of protection from different dust related hazards: You should always?

• Speak to your supervisor and make sure you have the right skills and equipment for any task?

• Ask for guidance and training if you have not received it?

• Read the manufacturers instructions?

• Copy what everyone else does and get on with the job?

You have been instructed to use a type of dust mask that has side filters. Should you?

• Change the filter for new ones before you start?

• Check that the Filters are still in the original packaging before opening and fitting them?

• Grab the mask and get on with the work as instructed?

• Visually inspect the mask before use and report any damage or problems to your supervisor?