New Respiratory Program Regulations

January 1, 2008, the new California regulations, (Title 3 California Code of Regulations, Section 6739) for respiratory protection will be in effect. These new regulations call for a complete written respiratory protection program, which involves Medical Evaluation, Fit-testing, training, program evaluation, and recordkeeping.  For text of the new regulations, click here.

Cardinal's New Service

Cardinal Safety Supply will be providing consulting, medical evaluation assistance, fit-testing, training, and Train-the-Trainer services.  Our service trailer will be stocked with safety products, Quantitative and Qualitative Fit-Testing equipment (Portacount), On-Line Medical Evaluation capability, and more.  We can bring our trailer directly to our customer, resulting in minimal down-time for the employees.  Each employee can take the on-line medical evaluation and fit-testing in less than a half-hour. 

For a Cardinal Safety Supply brochure, click here.

Written Respiratory Program

CDPR has provided a "template" to assist you in preparing a written respiratory protection program.  Keep in mind that you must customize your program specifically for your operation.  For a copy of the template, click here.  For a Spanish version, click here.

Ken Phelps (above right), Sales Manager, Cardinal Safety Supply, speaks with seminar attendees in front of Cardinal's new service trailer.  See our Services Page for further information.

For a copy of Cal OSHA's Small Entity Compliance Guide, click here.

For a copy of Federal OSHA's Small Entity Compliance Guide, click here.

Chuck Perry with 3M demonstrates Qualitative Fit-Testing at Cardinal's recent seminar

Want to trade in your old respirator for a new one?  For information on 3M's respirator trade-in program, send an email to: ehosoda@cardinalsafetysupply.com

A "Pre-appointment Check List" is required prior to using Cardinal's service.  For a copy of this document, please click here (in Word format), or here for a pdf file.