Are you Meeting Emergency Eyewash Station Requirements? | By Ally Safety

In this safety video, Rachel from Ally Safety provides an in-depth guide on eyewash station requirements, focusing on OSHA and ANSI standards. She cover the installation, maintenance, and essential details of various eyewash equipment types, including plumbed, self-contained, personal, and drench hose units. Rachel emphasizes the importance of conducting hazard assessments, adhering to proximity and accessibility guidelines, and ensuring regular maintenance and employee training. She stresses the need for compliance with both OSHA regulations and ANSI best practices to prevent serious eye injuries and ensure workplace safety.
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Timestamps:
Eyewash Station Types (00:00:18) Overview of the four common types of eyewash equipment and focus on plumbed and self-contained eyewash stations.
OSHA and ANSI Requirements (00:01:29) Explanation of OSHA's general industry and construction standards for eyewash stations and an overview of ANSI standards.
Installation and Location Requirements (00:05:38) Details about the installation, location, and maintenance requirements for eyewash stations as per ANSI standards.
Temperature and Maintenance (00:06:55) Information about the required temperature of flushing fluid, maintenance, and inspections of eyewash stations.
Personal Eyewash Units (00:09:50) Explanation of personal eyewash units and their role as supplementary equipment, according to ANSI and OSHA standards.
Drench Hose Eyewash Units (00:09:50) Details about drench hose units, their use as supplementary equipment, and compliance with water temperature and flow rate regulations.

[@AlarbaeenLagoon]

Thanks
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[@jimharris6545]

Excellent video Rachel. Great editing and funny music too. Keep going. Jim in Oregon

[@ElenaDelgado_EarlyShow_EHS2024]

I so love every video you do.Keep creating more.❤❤❤❤❤❤