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Sample record — illustrative only, not a compliance determination

Compliance Crucible · Respiratory Program Assistant

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This is one illustrative assembled record built in the Respiratory Program Assistant — the written program document an employer keeps on file, with its open-item and unknown roll-ups and its authority references. It is a sample with placeholder content: not a real program, not guidance, and not a determination about any workplace.

ToolCC-RESP-PROGRAM-ASSISTANT-001 · v1.0
Authority target29 CFR 1910.134 · 1926.103
ClassB-1 Program Assistant · Documentation Framework Only

One record, three views

The same completed program record produces the written program of record, its program-level roll-ups with live authority references, and a machine-readable export.

The program of record

Written Respiratory Protection Program

Every documented element in order — administration, hazard basis, selection, medical, fit testing, use, maintenance, training, evaluation, recordkeeping, voluntary use — with section review dates and the employer attestation.

What still needs attention

Roll-ups & Authority References

The open-items register, the not-yet-determined register, the section review schedule, and the verified federal authority reference panel retrieved live from the platform’s reviewed authority library.

Systems of record

Machine Audit JSON

The structured, machine-readable record of the whole program state, its open items, and its authority anchor provenance.

The program of record. Everything the employer documented, assembled into one written respiratory protection program. Notice the explicit not-yet-determined entry in Section 3 — the tool surfaces it as an open item instead of letting the record look finished.
COMPLIANCE CRUCIBLE · CC-RESP-PROGRAM-ASSISTANT-001

Written Respiratory Protection Program

Authority target SAP-RESP-1910.134-v1 · 29 CFR 1910.134 · 1926.103 · Record RSP-SAMPLE-EXC-0011 · Status LOCKED

Program Header

Employer
Example Contractor LLC
Worksite(s) / scope
Site A — interior coating and abrasive prep operations
Program version / effective
v1.0 · 2026-06-20
Prepared by
J. Alvarez, Safety Lead
Program-wide next review
2026-12-20
Program owner
T. Nguyen, Operations

1. Program Administrator — 1910.134(c)(3)

Designated
J. Alvarez, Safety Lead
Qualification basis
Training completed (documented)
Authority to oversee program
Yes — documented

2. Scope & Worksite Hazard Basis — 1910.134(d)(1)(iii)

Hazard(s) of concern
[Example organic vapor exposure during coating application]
Basis on file
Objective data
IDLH atmospheres
No
Oxygen deficiency
No
This element records the employer’s hazard basis only; the tool performs no exposure calculation.

3. Respirator Selection (Program Level) — 1910.134(d)

Types in use
Elastomeric half-facepiece (air-purifying)
NIOSH-certified only
Yes — documented
Cartridge/filter class vs. recorded hazard
Not yet determinedopen item raised

4. Medical Evaluation — 1910.134(e)

Completed before fit test / use
Yes
Method
Appendix C questionnaire
PLHCP
Designated ([clinic])
Follow-up pathway
Available — documented
Confidentiality
Maintained

5. Fit Testing — 1910.134(f)

Method
QNFT
Frequency
Before initial use and at least annually
Re-fit triggers
Documented (physical changes; respirator change)

6. Use Procedures — 1910.134(g)

User seal check each donning
Yes — documented
Facial-seal conditions
Documented
IDLH procedures block not shown — Section 2 records IDLH atmospheres: No.

7. Maintenance & Care — 1910.134(h)

Cleaning / disinfecting
Procedure on file
Storage
Protects from damage / contamination
Inspection
Routine described
Repair
Trained persons, correct parts

8. Breathing Air Quality — 1910.134(i)

Not applicable per program selections — no atmosphere-supplying respirators recorded in Section 3.

9. Filter / Cartridge / Canister Identification — 1910.134(j)

NIOSH labels legible and maintained
Yes — documented
Change schedule basis
Documented change schedule on file

10. Training & Information — 1910.134(k)

Timing
Before use and at least annually
Topics
Coverage documented (need, limitations, emergencies, donning/doffing and seal checks, maintenance, medical signs/symptoms, general obligations)

11. Program Evaluation — 1910.134(l)

Workplace evaluations
Conducted — cadence documented
User consultation
Captured

12. Recordkeeping — 1910.134(m)

Medical / fit-test / training records
Locations and retention documented
Written program access
Available to affected employees

13. Voluntary Use — 1910.134(c)(2)

Permitted
Yes
Appendix D information provided
Yes — documented

Employer Responsibility Attestation

J. Alvarez attested employer responsibility for implementation and maintenance of this program on 2026-06-20.
Employer responsibility notice. This record is a documentation framework only. It does not determine compliance, evaluate exposures, select or assign respirators, compute protection factors, make medical determinations, or authorize work. Employer responsibility is non-delegable under 29 CFR 1910.134 / 1926.103 and applicable state plans.
What still needs attention — and what the record is anchored to. The roll-ups keep unknowns visible; the authority panel attaches verified federal citations retrieved live from the platform’s reviewed authority library.

Open-Items Register (1)

§3 Respirator selection: cartridge/filter class against the recorded hazard — not yet determined.

Not-Yet-Determined Register

Fields explicitly marked not yet determined, listed with their element (1 in this sample — see above).

Section Review Schedule (earliest first)

Review dueElement
2026-09-20§3 Respirator selection
2026-12-20Program-wide review

Authority References — Verified Concordance Anchors

Referenced from the verified federal authority library for respiratory protection. Pointers to the standard; not a compliance judgment.
29 CFR 1910.134
Respiratory protection. (federal OSHA baseline)
29 CFR 1926.103
Respiratory protection — construction. (federal OSHA baseline)
Note on scope. Federal OSHA baseline only; State Plan requirements may differ and require separate verification.
In production this panel renders from the live adapter envelope (2 verified anchors today); the entries above are page copy illustrating the structure.

Lock / Version Note

When locked, this record is preserved as an immutable server-side snapshot with a content hash and a dated audit entry. Locked records are versioned, not edited in place — a correction creates a new version that supersedes the old one.
The machine record. A structured export of the program state, its open items, and its authority anchor provenance. Shown here as a representative excerpt.

Representative excerpt — element objects trimmed for display.

{
  "schema": "CC-RESP-PROGRAM-ASSISTANT-001@v1.0",
  "generatedAt": "2026-06-20T17:12:44.208Z",
  "header": {
    "recordId": "RSP-SAMPLE-EXC-0011",
    "status": "LOCKED",
    "lockedAt": "2026-06-20T17:11:58.117Z",
    "lockHash": "b2e6d90c4a17f3585dd02c6ea94b7f31c08a5e2d6194f7cab30d81e5c6249fa0"
  },
  "sections": {
    "program_header": { "employerName": "Example Contractor LLC", /* ... */ },
    "respirator_selection": { "types": { "apr_half": true }, "nioshOnly": true },
    "voluntary_use": { "voluntaryStatus": "ffr_only", "appendixDProvided": true }
  },
  "openItems": [ { "section": "Respirator Selection (Program Level)", "field": "Cartridge/filter class", "kind": "UNKNOWN" } ],
  "authority": { "packet_id": "SAP-RESP-1910.134-v1", "anchors": [ "29CFR1910.134", "29CFR1926.103" ] },
  "limitation": "Documentation framework only. Does not determine compliance, evaluate exposures, select respirators, or make medical determinations."
}

Build your own respiratory program record

The Respiratory Program Assistant walks an employer through the same workflow that produced this record — element by element, with unknowns kept visible. Documentation framework only; employer responsibility is non-delegable.