H1N1 Information
NIOSH Science Blog: N95 Respirators and Surgical Masks (10/15/2009)
CDC H1N1 Infection Control Guidance for Healthcare Personnel (10/14/2009)
CDC Questions and Answers Regarding Respiratory Protection for Infection Control Measures for H1N1 Influenza among Healthcare Personnel (10/14/2009)
Occupational Health Issues Associated with H1N1 Influenza Virus (Swine Flu) (10/14/2009)
IOM Report - Respiratory Protection for Healthcare Workers Against H1N1 (9/10/2009)
Respirators
Manufacturer Respirator Certification Support
Colors for Respirator Element Labeling
Certified Equipment List
Standard Testing Procedures (STPs)
Respirator User Notices
Rescissions and Revocations of Respirator Certificates of Approval, and Misleading Representation of NIOSH Approval
- Megatech Scientific Pte., Ltd. Effective January 11, 2010
PDF 560 KB (1 page)
- Guangzhou Weini Technology & Development Co., Ltd. (GWT) Effective
December 16, 2009
PDF 26 KB (1 page)
- Dual Safe Life (DSL) Effective August 30, 2009
PDF 872 KB (1 page)
- Bei Bei Safety Company, Ltd. (BBE) Effective July 1, 2009
PDF 253 KB (1 page)
- Jiangsu Teyin Nonwoven Fabrics, Ltd. (JTN), effective June 22, 2009
PDF 26 KB (1 page)
- DuraMax PRO EN149 FPP1 Dust Mask as NIOSH Approved N95
PDF 105 KB (3 pages)
Respirator Standards
Approved Standards
Standards in Rulemaking Process
Standards Under Development
Healthcare Workers
IOM Report - Respiratory Protection for Healthcare Workers in the Workplace Against Novel H1N1 Influenza A 
Respiratory Protection Resources
Guidance and Resources for Smoke in the Operating Room (zip file)
National Academy of Sciences Interface
Program and Project Evaluations
IOM Report - Respiratory Protection for Healthcare Workers in the Workplace Against Novel H1N1 Influenza A 
Fire Fighters
Fire Service SCBA Cylinder Part Numbers
Functional Safety for Programmable Electronics Used in PPE
PASS Information
Fire Fighter Fatality Investigation and Prevention Program
Protective Clothing and Ensembles
NIOSH Protective Clothing and Ensembles Topic Page
Meetings, Conferences, and Outreach Activities
2009 NPPTL Sponsored Meetings
Conferences and Outreach Activities
Research Topics
Communicating Results-Driven NIOSH Research
NIOSH is partnering with the American Industrial Hygiene Association (AIHA) and the American Institute of Physics (AIP) to provide content for AIP's "Discoveries and Breakthroughs in Science" video news service. "Discoveries and Breakthroughs in Science" provides short news segments for local television news stations covering innovative scientific projects and programs. In particular, the segments highlight scientific advancements that have beneficial impact for health and society. Two segments showcasing NIOSH projects being conducted at NPPTL are available for viewing at the external links below.
NIOSH "No Fit Test" Respirator Research Workshop 
NIOSH research to develop a cooling suit to reduce fire fighters' risk of heat stress 
NIOSH research to develop a system for monitoring fire fighters' vital signs 
Research Programs
Guidance
Personal Protective Equipment Guidelines for Structural Collapse Events, Rand Volume 4
Protecting Emergency Responders (Rand Reports)
Respirator Selection Logic
All Guidance Documents
Interactive Training
Multivapor™ Version 2.2.3
DHHS (NIOSH) Publication No. 2010-124C (supersedes 2007-129C)
The program is intended as a tool to help an industrial hygienist or other qualified person to set cartridge change-out schedules for multiple vapors.
Self-Contained Self-Rescuers (SCSR), Inspection, Maintenance, and Use - Interactive Training Course 
Miscellaneous
Letters to All Respirator Manufacturers
Letters to All Interested Parties
Customer Satisfaction Survey Results
Final
Manufacturer Customer Satisfaction Survey Results
PDF 590 KB (36 pages)
Final Manufacturer Customer Satisfaction Survey
PDF 34 KB (10 pages)
Final users Customer Satisfaction Survey
PDF 35 KB (10 pages)
Other Resources
Links to Other Protective Technology Sites
NIOSH Pocket Guide to Chemical Hazard

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