- An overview of the background on respirator fit testing
- An overview of controlled negative pressure
- Introduction to the NEW QuantiFit 2 and its latest advancements, features and benefits
- COVID considerations
- A QuantiFit 2 demonstration
- Q & A session
Dr Stephanie Lynch
Product Manager, OHD Global
- Master of Public Health in Industrial Hygiene
- Master and Doctor of Philosophy in Industrial and Systems Engineering in Occupational Safety/ Ergonomics/ and Injury Prevention
Stephanie Lynch is a skilled researcher with a broad knowledge of respiratory protection and fit testing. With this specialised background Dr. Lynch focuses on refreshing and expanding research/ advancing OHD/s partnership with regulatory agencies/ supporting new product development initiatives/ and supporting OHD, its partners and customers with expertise in our varied product applications.
Dr. Lynch has participated in every aspect of research in studies such as the Laboratory Study to Assess Causative Factors Affecting Temporal Changes in Filtering Facepiece Respirator Fit Three-Dimensional Facial Parameters and Principle Component Scores & Shape Analysis of 3-D Head Scan Data for U.S. Respirator Users/ and Exhalation Valve Leakage Measured by a Negative Pressure Fit Test Method and its Effect on the Measurement of Human Subject Fit Factors/ among others.
Developed by the Australian Institute of Occupational Hygienists (AIOH), RESP-FIT is a national respirator protective equipment (RPE) fit testing training and accreditation program developed to improve the competency of fit testers against both the Australian and international ISO respirator standards for fit testing and in turn improve worker health protection of those wearing tight fitting RPE.
Air-Met Scientific and OHD Global are proud to be supporting the integral work and educational courses conducted by the RESP-FIT Respirator Fit Testing Training and Accreditation Program.
Date and Time
Tue. 30 Mar 2021
Location
Australia