QTP4B051-7 governs Air Force qualification training for occupational and environmental air and gas sampling.
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It covers sampling strategies, sampling rates and volumes, detector tubes, PID/FID analyzers, portable GC/MS systems, combustible gas meters, air sampling pumps, area air samples, equivalent OEELs, and DOEHRS data entry. It includes task steps, trainee review questions, performance checklists, trainer guidance, and answers.
Select the maximum risk employee for each work operation based on proximity and length of exposure to the hazardous substance -or- Identify random individuals in each homogeneous work group where a max risk employee cannot be identified. (paragraph 2)
When selecting the measure type, you will need to consider regulatory requirements, expected contaminant concentrations, and the applicable OEEL type (8-hour TWA vs. 15-minute short-term exposure limit [STEL]). (paragraph 3)
Always calibrate the air sampling equipment before starting any sample collection. A post calibration is performed after sampling is complete. (paragraph 1)
The Passport® Personal Alarm detects gases and vapors in air only. (paragraph 1-5)
Your sample result must be in the same units as your OEEL in order to be able to compare them. (paragraph 2)