Hazard Assessment
Task, exposure, wearer group, and PPE family notes for respiratory and hearing protection planning.
OSHA 1910.134OSHA 1910.95EN 149:2001+A1:2009EN 352-2:2020NIOSH TC-84A by model
This matrix separates employer program obligations from product approval or conformity records. OSHA does not approve PPE products; OSHA references describe workplace program duties. NIOSH approval references are confirmed at the specific respirator model level.
| Standard | Jurisdiction | Scope | Renewal Cadence | Sample Deliverable |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| OSHA 1910.134 | United States | Respiratory protection program duties | Annual program review | Fit test roster and training log |
| OSHA 1910.95 | United States | Hearing conservation program | Annual audiometric review | Noise zone PPE issue map |
| EN 149:2001+A1:2009 | European Union | Filtering half masks | Product documentation review | Model datasheet and declaration file |
| EN 352-2:2020 | European Union | Earplugs and hearing protectors | Product documentation review | SNR / NRR comparison note |
Task, exposure, wearer group, and PPE family notes for respiratory and hearing protection planning.
Comparison of current item list, fit testing status, documentation gaps, and reorder control risks.
Supervisor-ready outline for donning, fit checks, plug insertion, limitations, and replacement triggers.
Model-level datasheet references, approval documentation requests, and distributor item mapping.
Structured notes for investigating PPE availability, issue history, comfort comments, and substitution events.
Review dates for fit testing, audiometric follow-up, inventory refresh, and documentation updates.
Gather current products, SDS references, noise zones, fit records, and supervisor pain points.
Link tasks to hazards, worker groups, PPE families, standards, and stocking locations.
Check datasheet packets, fit test requirements, NRR references, and model-level documentation needs.
Set calendar reviews, reorder rules, substitution notes, and training refresh reminders.
Templates are practical working files for EHS and purchasing teams. They are not a substitute for legal review or a qualified industrial hygiene assessment, but they help keep Moldex product decisions and supporting evidence in one place.
Refresh wearer roster, schedule fit testing, and confirm current respirator model documentation.
Review hearing conservation zones, plug usage, dispenser locations, and training reminders.
Check distributor item list, substitution rules, and critical replacement parts for reusable respirators.
Summarize program gaps, product feedback, and next-year stocking plan for EHS and procurement.
Send your current item list, task groups, and documentation concerns. We can help organize the product, fit testing, hearing conservation, and distributor records you need to review.