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Ensure your workplace is always ready to respond to emergencies with our comprehensive eyewash station services.

From installation to ongoing maintenance, we provide everything you need to comply with OSHA and ANSI standards while protecting your employees from hazardous materials.

With regular inspections, thorough maintenance, and detailed documentation, we help you simplify compliance and minimize risks—so you can focus on running your business.

How Our Service Works

We deliver end-to-end management for your eyewash stations, ensuring they remain functional and ready for use in emergencies.

Our program includes:

  • Onsite Assessment: Evaluate job site hazards and determine the type, location, and number of stations required.
  • Product Selection: Choose the appropriate station—plumbed or portable—based on your environment and hazards.
  • Monthly Service: Perform visual inspections, clean stations, check expiration dates, and replenish or flush water as needed.
  • Quarterly Refresh: Conduct deeper inspections and flushes for enhanced maintenance.
  • Documentation: Provide written and digital service records to simplify compliance tracking.
  • Ongoing Support: 24/7 customer service and account access for questions or assistance.

With our service, you can trust that your eyewash stations meet ANSI/OSHA and manufacturer standards, minimizing risks while maximizing safety.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is OSHA 29 CFR 1910.151(c)?

OSHA 29 CFR 1910.151(c) requires suitable facilities for quick drenching or flushing of the eyes and body in areas where employees may be exposed to hazardous materials. This regulation ensures workplaces have appropriate emergency response facilities to protect employees.

What does ANSI Z358.1-2014 cover?

ANSI Z358.1-2014 provides specifications for eyewash stations, including type, placement, maintenance, and performance requirements. It also emphasizes the importance of meeting manufacturer instructions for proper servicing.

How often should eyewash stations be serviced?

Service frequency depends on the type of station and manufacturer guidelines. Typically:

  • Monthly Inspections: Check functionality, cleanliness, expiration dates, and compliance with standards.
  • Quarterly Flushes: Replenish water, add antimicrobial solution, and perform deeper maintenance. Some portable units may require weekly maintenance.

Where should eyewash stations be placed?

Eyewash stations should be within 10 seconds of a hazard and remain unobstructed, brightly lit, and clearly marked with signage. The best practice is to place stations near high-risk areas, such as:

  • Laboratories
  • Forklift charging stations
  • Machine shops
  • Construction sites
  • Kitchens
  • Auto body shops

What are the requirements for eyewash stations?

You should always consult the written standard when determining what is right for your business; however, below is an abbreviated list of some of the most common requirements outlined by ANSI to consider.

  • Continuous 15 minutes of flow
  • Flow of 0.4 gpm at 30 psi
  • Between 60 and 100 Fahrenheit or 15 to 37 Celsius
  • Within 10 seconds of hazard
  • Unobstructed path
  • Brightly lit with signage
  • Activates within 1 second

Why is regular maintenance important for eyewash stations?

Routine maintenance ensures stations are operational and safe to use in emergencies. This includes:

  • Cleaning stations and replenishing water.
  • Adding antimicrobial solutions if needed.
  • Checking expiration dates for any supplies.
  • Testing functionality and ensuring compliance with OSHA and ANSI standards.
  • Proper documentation of inspections also helps avoid potential penalties and demonstrates regulatory compliance.

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