COURSES
Course Content
The P2/N95 disposable respirator training course is split into 6 modules and takes approximately 30 minutes to complete.
1. Employer and Employee Obligations and Requirements
2. Respirator Selection
3. Fitting the Respirator
4. Performing a Fit Check on the Respirator
5. Wearing and Removing the Respirator
6. Respirator Limitations
On successful completion of the training the participant shall receive a Certificate of Completion for the course. The certificate is QR coded for accurate participant validation. Mask Safety also securely stores participants’ completion records. This information can be made available on request to the nominated employer representative. This record provides documented evidence that respirator training has been provided to employees, as required under AS/NZS 1715:2009.
Course Content
1. WHS Regulations
2. Hazard Identification
Gaseous Contaminants
Particulate Contaminants
Oxygen Deficient Atmospheres
3. Risk Assessment
Biological Monitoring
Air Monitoring
Control Measures
4. RPE Selection
Types of Respirators
Negative vs Positive Pressure
Filters
Fit Checking
Use & Maintenance
5. Proper Fit
Limitation
Fit Testing
Course Content
3. Asbestos Risk Management
Risk Management and Asbestos
Controlling Asbestos Risks
Air Monitoring
Health Surveillance
PPE
Respirators
Disturbing Asbestos
Preparation for Maintenance
Tools
Vacuum Cleaners
Decontamination
Clearance Inspections and Monitoring
Waste Removal and Disposal
Warning Signs and Labels
Emergency Procedures
Emergency Procedures When Discovering Asbestos
Emergency Containment Measures
1. Asbestos and your Health
What is Asbestos
Health Effects
Asbestos In Vehicles
Uses and Location of Asbestos
2. Legal Obligations
General Duty of Care
Duty of Care and Asbestos
Code of Practice
Asbestos Register
Notification To Workers
Waste Removal and Disposal
Prohibition of Work
Duty To Identify
Equipment Restrictions
Duty To Train
Location of Asbestos
Asbestos Management Plan
Demolition and Refurbishment
Clearance Inspection
Asbestos Levels
Licences
Course Content
Health hazards associated with exposure to silica and respirable crystalline silica dust.
Common construction tasks that could result in exposure to silica dust.
Typical control measures that may be implemented to protect workers from exposure to silica, including: engineering controls, work practices and respirators.
Course Content
1. CPR & Anatomy
Chain of Survival
DRS ABCD
DRS ABCD scenarios
Respiratory System
Cardiovascular System
Anatomical differences - children
2. Bleeding and Wounds
Basic care of a wound
Bleeding Control
Internal Bleeding
Needle Stick Injuries
3. Traumatic Injuries
Fractures
Dislocations
Soft Tissue Injuries
Head Injuries
Spinal Injures
Eye and Ear Injuries
Electric Shock
Burns
Shock
Choking
Crush Injuries
Chest Injuries
Abdominal Injuries
4. Medical Conditions & Illnesses
Stroke
Asthma
Anaphylaxis
Hyperventilation
Heart Attack
Diabetes
Seizures
5. Environmental
Hyperthermia and Hypothermia
Pressure immobilisation technique
Snakes and spiders
Marine envenomation
Poisonings
Drowning