
I know, I was having difficulty passing the aspiration tests so that was a factor in my quitting.
I once had to fire an asbestos temp from smoking in containment. We had about 5000 square feet under containment doing lead and asbestos removal and I went in to do a spot check, this dude was over behnd some derelict equipment smoking through a hole he had cut in his half face respirator! Apperently he was out on the day they covered volatized lead particles...
I am a former smoker also. It amazes me how some workers “need” to smoke. When I was working in the field and some of the projects were non-smoking sites, I could live without a cigarette for 8 hours.
My question is how do have of these workers pass “fit test” for their mask? I wasn’t a heavy smoker, but I could barely pass my fit test when doing work.
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