Emergency shower and eyewash stations are essential safety features in any setting where dangerous chemicals are used. Any time a person comes in direct contact with a dangerous chemical, the response in the first 15 seconds after exposure is critical to preventing serious injury. While proper personal protective equipment (PPE) and process engineering can mitigate the risk of exposure, you still need to make sure your eyewash and safety showers will work if they need to be activated. EMERGENCY WASH STATION REQUIREMENT Emergency wash fixtures are required in the workplace if there is a reasonable risk that workers may be exposed to […]
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