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 This Ansi Z358.1 2004 Guide Now Updated to 2009 Edition !


Three significant changes are now required...

The temperature range for water delivery;
simultaneous use and
eye wash testing requirements...

The fully detailed Emergency Shower and Eye Wash GUIDE  to ANSI Z358.1-2004 | 2009  COMPLIANCE  includes a  Checklist  and Safety Survey as well as providing details on the requirements for Emergency Shower and Eye Wash Stations.

The Guide explains what employers are required to provide in eye wash and safety shower stations by OSHA and how to comply with ANSI Z358.1 2004 and the 2009 update.

 

In addition, this Guide to Ansi 358 1 2004 includes information on....

Safety audits:

Assigning responsibility

Emergency preparedness

Hazardous substance control program (see page 7)

Important emergency shower & eye wash questions answered:

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 equipment be located? -  (see page 13)

What temperature should the water be ? - (see page 14)

Examples of some areas where equipment should be located

When should equipment be inspected ?

How the Ansi Z358.1-2004|2009 law applies in the United States:

   Plus information on Australia,  Canada and the UK

"The first 10 to 15 seconds after exposure to a hazardous substance,
especially a corrosive substance, are critical"

ANSI Z358.1-2004|2009 Compliance Checklist:


Location - (see page 21)

laboratory environments

Water temperature

Disposal of water

Emergency shower checklist - (see page 23)

Eyes and face washes

Drench hose units




Selecting the appropriate emergency shower and/or eye wash unit:

Summary of the key points in the Standard

"There's no price tag on the loss of vision or pain and suffering
associated with eye and other corrosive splash injuries"

Training to use Eye Wash and Emergency Shower facilities:

What type of training should workers receive ?

Proper use of eyewash and safety shower facilities 

Guides to locate eye wash and emergency shower facilities: - (see page 30)

Maintaining eyewash and emergency shower facilities:  -(see page 32)

Observations and corrective action

Regular testing and maintenance program:- (see page 33)

Checking, Cleaning weekly and annually etc

 Eye injuries:

Ways to prevent eye injuries at work: - (see page 38)

Appropriate personal protective equipment: - (see page 40)

Eye and face protection:

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"

Signs and Tags:-  (see page 45)

Danger, caution and safety signs, etc

Safety Signs - suggestions for conducting an audit:- (see page 46)

Links to various organizations

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