USE INSTRUCTIONS
1. Before occupational use of this respirator, a
written respiratory protection program must be
implemented meeting all the local government
requirements. In the United States, employers
must comply with OSHA 29 CFR 1910.134 which
includes medical evaluation, training, and fit
testing. Select and use respirator in accordance
with all applicable regulations, standards and
professional guidance. Fit testing must be
performed while the test subject is wearing any
applicable safety equipment that may be worn
during actual respirator use which could interfere
with respirator fit (e.g. eyewear, face shield). In
Canada, CSA standard Z94.4 requirements must
be met. Follow all applicable local regulations. This
respirator is designed for
occupational/professional use by adults who are
properly trained in its use and limitations. OSHA
and CSA accepted fit test protocols are
recommended for fit testing this respirator.
2. All components of filtering facepieces are to be
inspected prior to each use to assure that no
damage has occurred. Holes resulting in ripped or
torn filter or respirator material are considered
damage. If dirty, submit for cleaning and get a
replacement. If there is any damage, properly
dispose of the component and get a replacement.
3. Leave the contaminated area immediately and
contact your supervisor if dizziness, irritation or
other distress occurs.
4. The Dorma 99 respirator should be
decontaminated after every use or if
contaminated with blood or bodily fluids (up to 30
reuse cycles). Discard after 30 uses, if damaged, or
if breathing becomes difficult. Follow national,
provincial/state, local and facility infection control
guidance and policies.
DECONTAMINATE COMPONENTS BEFORE USE
DO NOT USE THE RESPIRATOR OR ANY
COMPONENTS IF THERE IS ANY VISIBLE
DAMAGE.
Note: Dorma Filtration recommends wearing a
face shield over the Dorma 99 Respirator to avoid
aesthetic damage (stains) from splash and spray of
bodily fluids.
