Respirator Medical Evaluation Online

A respirator medical evaluation is a health screening required by OSHA before employees can wear respiratory protection at work. A licensed healthcare professional (PLHCP) reviews your medical history to determine if you can safely wear a respirator. This evaluation is mandated by OSHA regulation 1910.134 and must be completed before fit testing.

Yes. OSHA allows respirator medical evaluations to be completed online using the Appendix C questionnaire. RespiratorTest.com provides a fully OSHA-compliant online evaluation reviewed by Dr. Nader Mikhail, MD. The online process takes 15 minutes and 98% of employees receive instant clearance.

Online respirator medical evaluations cost $17-22 at RespiratorTest.com depending on volume. Traditional clinic evaluations cost $75-150. You save up to 85% by completing your evaluation online while receiving the same OSHA-compliant clearance.

Yes. OSHA 1910.134 allows medical evaluations to be conducted using a questionnaire administered online. RespiratorTest.com uses the official OSHA Appendix C questionnaire and all evaluations are reviewed by a licensed PLHCP physician. Our certificates have a 100% acceptance rate during OSHA audits.

Any employee required to wear a tight-fitting respirator at work needs a medical evaluation. This includes N95 masks, half-mask respirators, full-face respirators, and SCBAs. The evaluation is required before the employee can be fit tested or use the respirator. Voluntary N95 use typically does not require medical evaluation.

The online respirator medical evaluation takes approximately 15 minutes to complete. 98% of employees receive instant clearance. The remaining 2% require additional PLHCP review and typically receive results within 24 business hours.

OSHA does not specify a re-evaluation period, but industry best practice recommends annual evaluations. Re-evaluation is required if you report medical signs or symptoms affecting respirator use, a physician recommends it, observations during fit testing indicate a need, or there are changes in workplace conditions that increase physiological burden.

You complete the OSHA Appendix C medical questionnaire covering your medical history, current health conditions, and the type of respirator work you will perform. A licensed PLHCP reviews your responses and determines if you are medically able to wear respiratory protection. If cleared, you receive a certificate documenting your approval.