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This course reviews the procedures you must follow when cleaning your AP respirator as well as the steps to take when inspecting it for serviceability. If your respirator fails an inspection or is defective, your employer must remove it from service and either repair it or discard it. Repairs or adjustments must be made only by appropriately trained people.
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