FIT2FIT Approved Quantitative Face Fit - Train the Tester

The FIT2FIT Approved Quantitative Face Fit - Train the Tester course is designed to equip participants with essential skills in workplace safety. This comprehensive classroom-based training enables attendees to effectively conduct face fit testing, ensuring compliance with health and safety regulations. Delivered internally, this course is perfect for those looking to enhance their knowledge and practical abilities in respiratory protection. Enrol today to become a qualified tester and contribute to a safer working environment. Product ID: 10002749

FIT2FIT Approved Quantitative Face Fit - Train the Tester

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We are one of a few organisations able to offer FIT2FIT-approved training in the Quantitative (APC) method.

Quantitative face fit testing (QNFT), also known as Ambient Particle Counting (APC) or the “Portacount” method, provides a numerical measure of the Respiratory Protective Equipment’s (RPE) seal or effectiveness. This is known as a fit factor.

Known as the face fit testing “train the tester” course, it’s based heavily around the HSEs INDG479, supported by the relevant “FIT2FIT Companion”. The course covers RPE Selection, inspection, donning & doffing, pre-use checks, fit test theory & limitations, the fit test methods, equipment, diagnostics and an introduction to the applicable legislation, ACOPs and guidance documents.