Medical Screening: Respiratory Protection - Minnesota Dept 2025

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  3. In Part 1, provide your background information such as gender, date of birth, height, and weight. This section is crucial for assessing your respiratory health.
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The individuals who can perform respirator fit tests generally fall into a few categories: Occupational Health and Safety Personnel. Role: These professionals are often part of an organizations health and safety team. Certified Fit Testing Administrators. Industrial Hygienists. Safety Officers and Managers.
People with claustrophobia may not be able to wear a full facepiece or hooded respirator. People with vision problems may have trouble seeing while wearing a mask or hood (there are special masks for people who need glasses). Employees must be medically evaluated before assigned to use a respirator.
At a minimum the employer must provide additional evaluations if an employee shows signs or symptoms that are related to their ability to wear a respirator. There is not a specific annual requirement for medical evaluations in the standard.