Occupational Health & Compliance
Respirator Fit Testing
Sample type
No specimen — ~3 min per worker
Turnaround
Same-day documentation
Commonly used for
Shipyards & maritime crews
About this test
Under OSHA 29 CFR 1910.134, every worker who wears a tight-fitting respirator must be fit tested before first use, at least annually, and whenever the facepiece or the worker's face changes — and the record must hold up at audit. We run quantitative fit tests on the OHD QuantiFit2, which uses Controlled Negative Pressure to measure real leakage and produce a documented, defensible fit-factor number rather than a subjective pass/fail. Each test takes about three minutes per worker, and digital, audit-ready records are delivered the same day. We test individuals by appointment at our Harlem site and bring group testing events directly to shipyards, construction sites, painting and coating crews, sandblasting teams and industrial facilities — the whole crew in one visit, with zero off-site downtime.
What it screens for
- Quantitative fit factor (Controlled Negative Pressure)
- OSHA 29 CFR 1910.134 initial & annual compliance
- Per-worker documented, audit-ready records
- Tight-fitting half-face and full-face respirators
Commonly requested for
What to bring to your appointment
- A valid government-issued photo ID (required).
- Any employer authorization form, agency referral or court order.
- A list of prescription medications, in case the MRO needs to contact you.
Ready to get tested?
Book your appointment by phone or email — same-day slots are usually available. Open 7 AM to 7 PM, seven days a week in Harlem.