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Respirator Inspection Checklist

This document provides a checklist for inspecting respirators to ensure they are in proper working condition and safe to use. The inspection checklist examines the facepiece for dirt, cracks, damage or wear. It also checks the harness straps for breaks, loss of elasticity or faulty buckles. Furthermore, the inspection evaluates the inhalation and exhalation valves for blockages, cracks, breaks or other issues. Finally, the air-purifying element is examined to ensure the correct cartridge is installed and not expired.

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Respirator Inspection Checklist

This document provides a checklist for inspecting respirators to ensure they are in proper working condition and safe to use. The inspection checklist examines the facepiece for dirt, cracks, damage or wear. It also checks the harness straps for breaks, loss of elasticity or faulty buckles. Furthermore, the inspection evaluates the inhalation and exhalation valves for blockages, cracks, breaks or other issues. Finally, the air-purifying element is examined to ensure the correct cartridge is installed and not expired.

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Respirator Inspection Checklist

1. Examine the facepiece for:

a. Dirt
b. Cracks, tears, holes, or deformed shape from improper storage
c. Inflexibility of rubber or silicone
d. Cracked or badly scratched lenses (full face)
e. Cracked or broken air-purifying element holder(s)
f. Badly worn threads or missing gaskets

2. Examine harness straps for:

a. Breaks
b. Loss of elasticity
c. Broken or malfunctioning buckles and attachments

3. Examine the inhalation and exhalation valve for:

a. Blockage
b. Foreign material, such as dust, hair, and detergent residue
c. Cracks or tears in the valve material
d. Improper insertion of the valve body
e. Cracks or breaks in the valve body
f. Missing or defective valve cover
g. Improper installation of the valve itself

4. Examine the air-purifying element for:

a. Correct cartridge
b. Loose connections, missing or worn gaskets and cross threading
c. Expiration date on cartridges

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