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PAPRs also suck to wear. I agree it makes sense to force the issue given the obvious benefit of not being unable to breath at 40, but a short sighted view along
by robviren 8y ago
PAPRs also suck to wear. I agree it makes sense to force the issue given the obvious benefit of not being unable to breath at 40, but a short sighted view along with tough guy attitude can go against common sense without robust regulation. I had to wear those in nuclear environments and they limit vision significantly and beep constantly if you bend over and choke the hose at all.
- Mtinie 8y ago> I had to wear those in nuclear environments and they limit vision significantly and beep constantly if you bend over and choke the hose at all. These current-day issues and other considerations like them appear, at least to my layman's eye, to be solvable problems. Now, whether or not they are morally/economically feasible, trivial vs. non-trivial to introduce solutions for, and if they align with both the users' and the companies' producing the units needs are the major challenges.