INDUSTRIAL RESPIRATOR BLOG

PAPR Training Requirements for Australian Employers

Buying a certified PAPR alone does not automatically make your workplace compliant. Under the model WHS Regulations, the duty to train workers in the proper use, wearing, storage and maintenance of respiratory protective equipment sits with the PCBU. That is a...

PAPR Types: Four Ways to Wear a Powered Respirator

An around-the-neck layout: the blower sits behind the neck, so the chest, both arms and the field of view stay clear. Where the blower sits on a powered air-purifying respirator decides how well you can do the work while wearing it — more than any number on the data...

Aimwell™ at AIOH 2025

We were proud to exhibit at the Australian Institute of Occupational Hygienists (AIOH) Annual Conference 2025, one of the most important events in the occupational health and safety calendar. Held from 1–3 December, AIOH 2025 brought together occupational hygienists,...

Respirator use: to shave, or not to shave, that depends

Common Requirement on Facial Air Powered Air Purifying Respirator (PAPR) for beards The Question here refers to respiratory protection when wearing a mask or a respirator. Here, the ‘respirator’ can be categorized as an Air Purifying Respirator (APR) and a Powered Air...

$1,000 SafeWork Small Business Rebate

DISCLAIMER The SafeWork NSW Small Business Rebate is administered by SafeWork NSW. All applications are assessed by SafeWork NSW against the full program requirements at the time of application. Purchasing any product — including products that may currently appear on...

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