Emergency Shower and Eye Wash Guide | How to Comply with ANSI Z358.1-2014
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The Ultimate Guide to ANSI Z358.1-2014
Emergency Shower and Eye Wash Standards
Is Your Business FULLY Compliant to
Ensure Proper Equipment and Training for Life-Saving Emergency Response ?
To comply with the law and be ANSI Z358.1 2014 compliant, three significant changes are now immediately required….
Most companies have the wrong water temperature and are not compliant. Discover the temperature range for tepid water delivery on Page 14.
If you have a combination shower and eye wash then you need to know the simultaneous use and the minimum flow rate requirements on Page 13.
Testing requirements and how to stay compliant are now major considerations…
Simply Providing an Emergency Shower
and/or Eye Wash is NOT ENOUGH
Most emergency shower/eye/face wash units across North America do not yet comply with these significant code provisions….
How to Avoid the Mistakes
and Heavy Financial Penalties for non-compliance !
It includes a Checklist and Safety Audit Survey as well as providing details on the requirements for Emergency Eyewash and Shower Stations.
The Guide provides a checklist to help identify some of the significant requirements included in ANSI Z358.1.
It explains what employers are required to provide in eye wash and safety shower stations by OSHA and how to comply with ANSI Z358.1 2014.
COMPLIANCE WITH THE ANSI Z358.1 STANDARD IS ESSENTIAL FOR RISK MITIGATION IN TODAY’S LAWSUIT BUSINESS CLIMATE !
In addition, this Guide to ANSI Z358.1 2014
includes maintenance and training information on….
Safety audits to save you money
(If your business is not prepared a significant law suit could follow)
Who should be responsible and, having a clear line when assigning responsibility
Emergency preparedness and having an Emergency Action Plan !
The importance of having a Hazardous Substance Control Program (see page 7)
Important emergency shower and eye wash questions answered including:
What is considered a flushing liquid ? (see page 10)
How long should contact area be rinsed/flushed ?
What type of equipment to install ? (see page 11)
What specifications should equipment meet ?
Where should emergency shower and eye wash station equipment be located?
(see page 13)
What temperature should the water be?
(Many companies do not know this and, it could mean you’re at risk of huge financial penalties so see page 14)
Examples of some areas where equipment should be located.
When should emergency shower and eye wash station equipment be inspected ?
How the ANSI Z358.1 law applies in the United States
Plus information on Australia, Canada and the UK
“The first 10 seconds after exposure to a hazardous substance are critical”
ANSI Z358.1 2014 Compliance Checklist:
- Location of equipment (see page 22)
- laboratory environments
- Water temperature
- Disposal of water
- Emergency showers checklist (see page 24)
- Eyes and face washes
- Drench hose units
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Selecting the appropriate emergency shower and/or eye wash unit:
What you must know about emergency showers and/or eye wash units, Getting this wrong may lead to a law suit, so check out this summary of the key points in the ANSI Z358.1 Standard.
“There’s no price tag on the loss of vision or pain and suffering associated with eye and other corrosive splash injuries”
The necessary training on how to use the Eye Wash and Emergency Shower facilities to ensure your employees are safe. Even if you have the equipment installed that does not mean they are safe.
What type of emergency shower and eye wash training should workers receive ?
Proper use of eye wash and safety shower facilities
Guides on where to locate eye wash and emergency shower facilities: (see page 31)
Maintaining eye wash and emergency shower facilities: (see page 33)
- Observations and corrective action
Regular testing and maintenance program: (see page 34)
- Checking, Cleaning weekly and annually etc
- How to prevent eye injuries in your workplace: (see page 40)
- Appropriate personal protective equipment: (see page 42)
- Hazard Protection
“…where the eyes or body of any person may be exposed to injurious corrosive materials, suitable facilities for quick drenching or flushing of the eyes and body shall be provided within the work area for immediate emergency use”
- Danger, caution and safety signs, etc
Safety Signs – suggestions for conducting an audit: (see page 48) Links to various organizations
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