Quantitative Face Fit Test Training - 3 day
Course Information
- 3 day
- 4:1
- Linlithgow, Warrington, Stafford, Enfield, Trafford, Client Site
- £3000 for a full course

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Course Information
- 3 day
- 4:1
- Linlithgow, Warrington, Stafford, Enfield, Trafford, Client Site
- £3000 for a full course

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Course Aim:
This course provides delegates with the knowledge and training required to carry out Quantitative Face Fit Testing for all tight-fitting respirators, including full face masks, using a Portacount machine.
Further Information:
By the end of the training, learners will be able to:
- Understand the importance of HSE guidance
- Understand the theory of Quantitative testing
- Be able to set up a Quantitative Test Kit in accordance with manufacturer’s instructions
- Be able to instruct the candidate in the requirements of the test
- Complete a fit test
- Be able to identify poorly fitting face pieces and correct
- Troubleshoot certain problems with Quantitative test equipment
- Unassemble, store and maintain Quantitative Kit in accordance with manufacturer’s instructions
Course Content:
Training course covers:
- Introduction and health and safety
- Objectives of course
- Hazards
- Routes of entry
- Types of respiratory equipment and filter guides
- Material safety data sheets
- Eh40
- Risk phrases
- Product selection
- Why face fit testing is required (including guidance & regulations)
- Types of face fit testing (quantitative/qualitative)
- TSI Portacount set up and operation
- Diagnostic checks of equipment
- Preparation for face fit testing
- Perform and understand face fit test exercises
- Conduct test FFP3
- Conduct test half masks
- Conduct test full face masks
- Interpretation of face fit test results
- Correction of fit test results and problem solving
- Limitations of equipment
- Individual practical assessment
- Written test
- Questions and close
Note: Option for ongoing mentoring and CPD until Fit2Fit Assessment (P.O.A.)
Assessment: Direct observation and written test.