Spirometry is a pulmonary function test. It measures how much air a person can breathe out, and how fast. Repeated year over year, it shows whether a worker's lung function is falling faster than it should — while there is still time to do something about it.
Exposures BC employers usually ask about: silica dust from cutting and grinding concrete, wood dust including western red cedar, welding fume and isocyanate coatings, grain and organic dust, and diesel particulate.
By industry: Construction · Manufacturing · Forestry and wood products · Agriculture and food processing
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Spirometry is usually added to a visit we are already making for hearing testing or respirator fit testing, so you pay for one mobilization rather than two.
Results sit in your client portal alongside your hearing records, so one place shows who is current and who is due.
No section of the BC OHS Regulation requires spirometry. We will tell you that, and help you decide whether your exposures justify it.
Add spirometry to a hearing or fit testing visit already on the schedule.
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No. No section of the BC OHS Regulation requires spirometry, for any exposure. Where you have an exposure control plan, OHSR 5.54(2)(f) lists health monitoring as an element of that plan when it is required. Otherwise spirometry is voluntary, and employers use it for early detection and to establish a baseline.
A Registered Respiratory Therapist (RRT) performs every spirometry test. A respirologist, a physician who specializes in lung health, reviews the results.
About 10 to 15 minutes per person. We ask for a minimum of 5 people per visit.
Yes. Adding spirometry to a visit we are already making for hearing testing or respirator fit testing means one mobilization rather than two, and your people are pulled off the floor once instead of twice.
We price spirometry in your written quote, and we reply within 1 business hour. Tick Spirometry under “Anything else?” in the quote calculator, or call (888) 886-1210.
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