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Join OHD for Safe+Sound Week and Earn CEUs!

Tuesday August 11th, 2026

1:00 PM CST

Whether you're building a respiratory protection program from the ground up or looking to strengthen one that's already in place, choosing the right fit testing method is one of the most important decisions you'll make. This webinar covers the fundamentals of respirator fit testing, including the differences between qualitative and quantitative methods, how Controlled Negative Pressure (CNP) and Condensation Nuclei Counting (CNC) technologies work, and how to match your testing approach to your respirator types, workforce, and compliance requirements.

Presented by Dr. Stephanie Lynch, OHD's Regulatory and Standards Director and President of the International Society for Respiratory Protection (ISRP), this session gives you a clear framework for evaluating fit testing options and running a program that protects your people. Attendees can earn continuing education units (CEUs) through the Deep South Center for Occupational Health and Safety.

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2-Mar-10-2026-02-33-14-3057-PM

SPEAKER

Stephanie Lynch, PhD, CIH, CSP

As the Senior Technology and Research Manager for OHD, Dr. Lynch manages research projects, serves on local, national and international associations, and provides internal and external training in industrial hygiene.

Dr. Lynch has over 20 years of experience in industrial hygiene and safety across multiple industries and is a skilled researcher with a broad knowledge of respirator fit testing, air monitoring, noise exposure and monitoring, and ergonomics.

Join Us for Our Other Webinars During Safe+Sound Week

Clear the Air: Air Sampling and Dust Monitoring Basics

Tuesday August 11th, 2026
1:00 PM CST
Effective air sampling and dust monitoring are essential to understanding workplace exposures and keeping workers safe, but knowing where to start can be a challenge. This webinar walks through the key considerations for planning and conducting air sampling, from selecting the right instruments and sampling strategy to interpreting results and applying them to real-world exposure decisions. Whether you're monitoring for particulates, conducting compliance sampling, or building out a dust monitoring program, this session covers what you need to know.

Noise Monitoring Fundamentals

Thursday August 13th, 2026
1:00 PM CST
Noise exposure remains one of the most common and preventable occupational hazards, and effective monitoring is the foundation of any hearing conservation program. This webinar covers the fundamentals of workplace noise monitoring, including when and how to measure noise levels, understanding OSHA action levels and permissible exposure limits, and selecting the right instruments for your monitoring needs. You'll also learn how to use monitoring data to make informed decisions about engineering controls, administrative controls, and hearing protection.