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Live Webinar: Essential Requirements for a Respiratory Protection Program

Register now and save the date for ECOH’s next complimentary live webinar!
Thursday, March 2, at 1 PM ET.

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Why do you need a current and comprehensive Respiratory Protection Program?
Under the Occupational Health & Safety Act (OHSA) and its regulations, employers must take all reasonable measures to protect their workers. In addition, Ontario regulations for chemical and biological hazards require that if you have workers using respiratory personal protective equipment (PPE), you must have written measures and procedures in place for the selection, care and use of that PPE. This live webinar addresses the essential requirements for employee and employer program success.

Join Lisa Scolaro, Director, Health & Safety with Michelle Mendoza, Senior Occupational Hygienist, and Marianne Levitsky, Senior Associate to discuss respiratory protection for workers exposed to hazardous atmospheres, along with the essential components of a Respiratory Protection Program.

The conversation starts on Thursday, March 2 at 1:00 pm ET and will address:

• Key components of Respiratory Protection Program in accordance with Ontario Legislation
• Ongoing Ministry of Labour, Immigration, Training and Skills Development inspections and initiatives that matter to you
• How to create, implement and continuously innovate your Respiratory Protection Program

Our team of health and safety professionals can help you evaluate the hazard, conduct air monitoring, conduct fit-testing, provide training and develop a Respiratory Protection Program for your workplace.

RSVP now and submit your questions ahead of time.
We will have time for Q & A following the presentation.
Have an urgent request? Please contact one of our experts.

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Marianne Levitsky, MES, CIH, ROH, FAIHA
Senior Associate

Marianne’s commitment to occupational hygiene is reflected by her recognition as a Distinguished Fellow of the American Industrial Hygiene Association (AIHA), and as well as by other awards she has received, including the AIHA’s Yant Award and the Hugh Nelson Award from the Occupational Hygiene Association of Ontario. She holds an adjunct appointment with the Occupational and Environmental Health Division of the University of Toronto, Dalla Lana School of Public Health. Her devotion to keeping workers healthy led her to become the founding President of an international charitable organization, Workplace Health Without Borders.