If you lack proper training in the correct utilization and maintenance of respiratory protection, you could potentially put your health at risk. Ensuring the right respiratory protection and training is crucial for safeguarding your health against hazardous mercury exposures. Randall Moore, a Specialist in Safety & Health, offers insights into the mandatory occupational safety guidelines related to protecting against mercury exposures in your dental practice.
Covered topics will include
Safety Data Sheets adverse health warnings for amalgam fillings
OSHA and ADA warnings about occupational exposure to dental mercury
OSHA – Standards for evaluating toxic exposures and implementing the required respiratory protection training program.
OSHA – Respiratory Protection Program Administrator
OSHA – Written Respiratory Protection Program
OSHA – Respirator Medical Evaluations
OSHA – Qualitative Fit Testing
The IAOMT