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Respiratory protection Publications

Air You Breathe: Oregon OSHA's Respiratory Protection Guide for Agricultural Employers

In this guide from Oregon OSHA you'll learn what you can do to protect your employees from agricultural respiratory hazards. You'll learn about the basic types of respirators and how to develop an effective respiratory protection program - the main requirement of Oregon OSHA's respiratory protection standard for agriculture.
See list of forms for Respiratory Protection located on the included CD.
3654 guidebook

Asbestos - Rules of Abatement

Covers what construction employers need to know about asbestos removal and maintenance based on the requirements of OR-OSHA's asbestos standard for the construction industry: 1926.1101.
2129 guidebook

Breathe right! Oregon OSHA's guide to respiratory protection for small-business owners and managers

Describes respiratory hazards and how to protect workers; includes guidelines for developing a respiratory protection program and a CD with customizable written program materials.
See list of forms for Respiratory Protection located on the included CD.
3330 guidebook

It's not just dust! What you should know about silicosis and crystalline silica

Tells you about the hazards of crystalline silica and teaches you about silicosis, what causes it, and how to prevent it.
3301 guidebook

PPE hazard assessment for general industry quick guide

This guide explains how to do a workplace hazard assessment to determine what PPE your employees need to protect themselves. You?ll learn: *What a PPE hazard assessment is *Why you should do a PPE hazard assessment *When your employees should use PPE *How to do a PPE hazard assessment. This guide also gives you a link to a convenient hazard assessment form that you can download and use to do your own hazard assessment
2738 guidebook

Rules with Special Requirements guide

This reference guide lists Oregon OSHA's rules that have requirements for special programs, written materials, recordkeeping, certification, training, respiratory protection, exposure monitoring, medical surveillance, competent persons, and qualified persons. It also highlights the rules most frequently cited for violations.
1005 guidebook|web only

Silica - An Oregon OSHA pocket reference