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SPIROMETRY

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Postponed Courses

3/16-17/2020 Course #091, OMI

3/16-17/2020 Course #036, University of Utah

3/18/2020 Course #091, OMI

3/23-24/2020 Course #051, Palmer Associates

3/23-24/2020 Course #091, OMI

3/23-24/2020 Course #123, ABC Spirometry Training, LLC

3/23-25/2020 Course #101, M.C. Townsend Associates

3/25/2020 Course #091, OMI

3/29/2020 Course #059, University of Washington

3/30-31/2020 Course #051, Palmer Associates

3/30-31/2020 Course #091, OMI

4/1/2020 Course #091, OMI

4/6-7/2020 Course #105, Deep South Ctr. for OH & Safety

4/20-21/2020 Course #036, University of Utah

10/2-3/2020 Course #127, Greenville Technical College

What is a NIOSH-approved spirometry training course?

The Cotton Dust Standard [29 CFR 1910.1043], promulgated by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), gives the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) the responsibility to approve spirometry training courses for individuals who administer spirometry tests to employees exposed to cotton dust.

In addition to the Cotton Dust Standard, two other regulations now require NIOSH-approved spirometry training: OSHA’s Respirable Crystalline Silica Standards for general industry and maritime and construction and NIOSH’s Specifications for Medical Examinations of Coal Miners.

Note: Facilities performing spirometry testing on coal miners or coal mine contractors (surface and underground) must apply for Spirometry Facility Approval.

Contact Us

NIOSH Spirometry Training Program
1095 Willowdale Road, Morgantown WV  26505
Email: NIOSHbreathe@cdc.gov

Learning Curves: Technical Procedures for Spirometry in the Occupational Setting