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Respiratory Health Surveillance & Occupational Asthma Training Programme
Accredited by Open Awards
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This training programme is designed for professionals involved in respiratory health monitoring and workplace safety. Quality assured by Open Awards, the course provides essential knowledge and practical skills for conducting respiratory surveillance and identifying occupational asthma in line with current regulations and best practice.
This comprehensive two-day course provides a strong foundation in respiratory health surveillance and spirometry testing within occupational settings. Participants will explore the respiratory system, learn to conduct and interpret vital capacity and peak flow measurements, and understand how to identify signs of occupational asthma. The course includes practical training, equipment handling, and guidance on legal compliance under COSHH regulations.
Ideal for those who have previously completed full spirometry training, this one-day refresher revisits core principles and updates learners on current best practice. With a focus on maintaining clinical competence, the session includes practical spirometry exercises, equipment checks, and a review of occupational asthma identification and reporting procedures.
Course Overview:
Participants will gain a thorough understanding of the Control of Substances Hazardous to Health (COSHH) Regulations 2005, alongside the anatomy and physiology of the respiratory system. The course covers the principles and procedures of respiratory testing, including:
- Vital Capacity and Peak Flow Measurement
- Respiratory Protective Equipment (RPE)
- Calibration and Infection Prevention
- Client Preparation and Contraindications
Occupational Asthma Identification:
The course explores how to recognise signs of occupational asthma, when to refer to specialist teams such as the Lungs at Work Team, and how to report findings accurately and professionally.
Practical Training & Assessment:
Hands-on sessions include:
- Performing respiratory tests
- Using relevant equipment
- Competency assessment to ensure safe and effective practice
Who Should Attend:
Ideal for occupational health professionals, safety officers, and clinicians involved in respiratory surveillance or workplace health risk assessments.
Entry Requirements
To enrol in this course, learners must:
• Be over the age of 18
• Be currently working as an Occupational Health Technician
Why train with Kays?
Accredited Qualification
Gain a recognised qualification accredited by British Society of Audiology
Comprehensive Course
Cover all essential areas of audiometry.
Expert Support
Receive guidance from experienced professionals.
Hands on Learning
Gain real-world experience through supervised sessions.
Course Runs
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