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Singapore’s Path to Competency in Respiratory Protection Management

Posted on 23/06/202320/08/2023 By Sheryl Lim

Respirators play a crucial role in safeguarding individuals against airborne contaminants and preserving well-being. These devices serve as a barrier, effectively preventing the inhalation of hazardous particles, gases, and vapors that can lead to severe respiratory illnesses and even fatalities.

By establishing a sealed and filtered breathing environment, respirators significantly reduce the risk of respiratory ailments, promoting overall health and wellness. Hence, it is imperative to ensure the reliability and proper functioning of respirators to protect against inhalation hazards and maintain health. Failure in the performance of a respirator can result in dire consequences, including illnesses, lung damage, decreased productivity, and potential transmission of infectious diseases.

To read more: https://wshasia.com/e-magazine-mobile/2023-06/#p=42

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