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The Respiratory Compliance course explains how contaminants harm the body, what types of contaminants exist, types of respiratory equipment, and how to start a respiratory compliance program in your department. Also explained are OSHA and NIOSH regulations that pertain to police departments as well as information on the steps departments must take to meet those standards.
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Jeff Walker is a former police officer with a military background as an infantryman in the 101st Airborne Division. After serving in the military, he worked at a small police department while attending college. Upon graduation, Walker moved to a larger police department. He has served as a firearms instructor, bomb investigator, less-lethal munitions officer, and several other special positions. In addition to law enforcement training, Walker served as a contract airport security trainer for the federal government.
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Course Outline |
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I. The Need
- Recent Incidents
- September 11th
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II. How Contaminants Hurt You
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III. Respiratory Limitations
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IV. Types of Airborne Contaminants
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V. OSHA / NIOSH
- Program Administrator
- Written SOPs
- Proper Respirator Selection
- Chemical Agents Employed by Officers
- Medical Screening
- Fit Testing
- Corrective Lenses
- Types of Respirators
- Single or Double Cartridge?
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VI. Donning and Doffing Procedures
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XIII. Putting it All Together
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VII. Respirator Maintenance
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NIMA
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Merced College Police Department
Merced, CA
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Good Samaritan Hospital Police
Dayton, OH
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Broken Arrow Police Department
Broken Arrow, OK
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