KINNECT is the approved provider of Respirator Fit Tests for the NRG Gladstone Power Station Respiratory Protection Program. Get every employee and contractor compliant — Full Face, Half Face or P2/N95 — before they attend site.
Approved provider for the NRG Gladstone Power Station Respiratory Protection Program. Results can be bundled into a Gladstone Industry Medical Pass (formerly the Gladstone 3 Site Medical).
KINNECT is the approved provider of Respirator Fit Tests for the NRG Gladstone Power Station Respiratory Protection Program. Every employee or contractor working in dust or fume areas at NRG Gladstone Power Station must complete a respirator fit test — covering Full Face, Half Face or P2/N95 masks — before attending site, and again at least every 2 years. Testing is conducted at the KINNECT Gladstone clinic, either as a stand-alone appointment or alongside a Gladstone Industry Medical Pass.
NRG Gladstone Power Station requires all employees and contractors working in dust and/or fume areas to wear a respirator. To make sure each person gets the highest level of protection available, a respirator fit test must be completed before they attend site — and repeated at least every two years.
KINNECT conducts the fit testing at our Gladstone clinic as part of the NRG Respiratory Protection Program. NRG provides us with samples of every respirator mask approved for site use, so each worker is fitted against the exact mask they’ll be wearing.
On completion you receive a printed copy of your results, which can be presented to NRG as part of the requirement to access site. If the fit test is performed at the same time as a Gladstone Industry Medical Pass Assessment, the result is documented on the Gladstone Industry Medical Pass Results Card.
If your team works on the NRG Gladstone Power Station site in any area where a respirator is required, a current fit test is part of your access compliance — for both employees and contractors.
We keep the appointment tight so individuals can be in and out quickly, and so contractors can move whole crews through a single block of time.
Tell us at booking which respirator mask you use on site — Full Face, Half Face or P2/N95. NRG provides KINNECT with samples of every approved mask so we can test against the exact model.
You attend the KINNECT Gladstone clinic for the fit test. Our consultant walks you through correct donning, runs the test against your nominated mask, and confirms the result.
You leave with a printed copy of your fit test results, which can be presented to NRG as part of accessing site. If completed alongside a Gladstone Industry Medical Pass, the result is recorded on the Gladstone Industry Medical Pass Results Card.
Fit testing must be repeated at least every two years, or sooner if your mask, fit or facial profile changes. We’ll prompt the recall so nobody is caught short of site access.
Whether it’s a single worker or a full contractor crew, we have a path that fits.
Single worker, single appointment at the KINNECT Gladstone clinic. Book online via the Click & KINNECT Shop — search for “NRG – Respirator Fit Test” and tell us your mask type (Full Face, Half Face or P2/N95) at the time of booking.
Move a whole crew through in a single block. Tell us you need an NRG Respirator Fit Test, include the mask type(s) and crew size, and we’ll quote and schedule the session.
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The questions employees and contractors most often ask before attending the Gladstone clinic.
Any employee or contractor working in dust or fume areas at the NRG Gladstone Power Station. Under the Respiratory Protection Program, a current fit test is required before attending site.
At least every two years. You should also re-test sooner if you change mask type, model or size, or if your facial profile changes (for example, significant weight change, dental work or new facial hair).
NRG has provided KINNECT with samples of every approved mask used onsite. We can fit Full Face, Half Face and P2/N95 respirators. Tell us your mask type when you book so we can prepare the correct sample.
At the KINNECT Gladstone clinic, as part of the NRG Respiratory Protection Program. If you are also attending for a Gladstone Industry Medical Pass Assessment we can perform the fit test in the same appointment.
Yes. When the fit test is performed alongside a Gladstone Industry Medical Pass Assessment (formerly the Gladstone 3 Site Medical), the result is recorded on the Gladstone Industry Medical Pass Results Card.
Contact KINNECT with the number of workers, their mask types and your preferred dates. We offer group blocks for up to 9 employees (4-hour block) or up to 18 employees (8-hour block), conducted at the Gladstone clinic.
A printed copy of your fit test results, which can be presented to NRG as part of accessing site. Where the test is done with a Gladstone Industry Medical Pass, the result is also documented on the Gladstone Industry Medical Pass Results Card.
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The combined Gladstone site medical (formerly the Gladstone 3 Site Medical). Bundle your fit test in.
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