How to Inspect Plumbed Eyewash Stations | By Ally Safety

In this Safety Video, Rachel with Ally Safety outlines the crucial steps for conducting weekly inspections of plumbed eyewash stations. She emphasizes the importance of clear access to the stations, checking nozzle caps, cleanliness, and proper functionality, including water flow and temperature. The video stresses the significance of these inspections to maintain the readiness of eyewash stations for eye-related emergencies, akin to the necessity of first aid kits and defibrillators. Any issues found should be promptly addressed or reported, and inspections should be documented to ensure safety and compliance.
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Timestamps:
Eyewash Station Types (00:00:17) Overview of the four major types of eyewash stations and their importance in emergency situations.
Weekly Inspection Steps (00:00:17) Detailed guide on the ten steps for weekly inspection of plumbed eyewash stations, emphasizing the importance of each step.
Importance of Eyewash Station Readiness (00:02:48) Emphasis on the crucial role of eyewash stations as emergency equipment and the significance of weekly inspections in ensuring their functionality.

[@AllySafety]

Hi everyone, in this week's video I wanted to give you a quick walk-through on how to inspect plumbed eyewash stations. I hope this helps make the process easy!

[@Ryan_in_the_406]

Thank you! We needed one on eyewash station inspections!

[@aerialrescuesolutions3277]

Excellent video, very well done. Thank you, Jim

[@AllySafety]

Thanks Jim! Good to hear from you!

[@SandyN.]

Why is cleaning the bowl of an eyewash station necessary?

[@AllySafety]

I think because it helps it to drain and reduces splatters of dirt back into the eyes.

[@m.asifhussain1730]

Chinese are making copy of every safety equipment without following standard. what is your comment?

[@AllySafety]

This always happens with safety equipment. It’s best to go with a supplier who can show their equipment meets ANSI standards. It’s even better to support union made goods and American businesses!

[@DGraham-i3y]

FBI. HOLLAND. MELANIE. CURSE SO I DON'T SEE. AS IF.