Use a clear peer-interruption line when airborne precautions may be breached.
A coworker is about to enter a suspected airborne room without a respirator. Choose the safest line. The entry is about to happen. I am heading in to fix the alarm. fromTop The stop line has to be brief. fromBottom Hold at the door - suspected airborne case. Grab your fitted respirator first; I will keep the tubing here. Strong. It stops entry, names airborne risk, gives the exact PPE action, and helps the coworker recover without shame. You forgot PPE again, and this is exactly how people get exposed. Weaker. It may be true that PPE is missing, but…
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