On 9/23/17, OSHA reduced the permissible exposure limit for respirable crystalline silica. The new regulations impact all concrete operators who perform concrete surface prep, polishing, drilling, cutting, etc.
This video answers the most commonly asked questions about respirators with the new standard.
1. When must respiratory protection be provided?
2. What type of respirator do I need?
3. What does APF mean?
4. What medical testing is required?
5. Where can I find OSHA-compliant respirators?
For more information about OSHA’s new respirable crystalline silica standard, visit http://www.jondon.com/silica or call 800-556-6366.
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It's not mandatory that a worker be tested if wearing more than 30 days a year, they just must be offered the testing.