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Monthly Emergency Eyewash and Shower Inspection

by Bob Rose, from the Community

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Conduct a thorough monthly inspection of emergency eyewash stations and safety showers to keep people safe and compliant. This checklist guides you to verify access is clear, activation and water flow work properly, caps and covers are in place, flushing and drainage function, temperature and duration meet requirements, signage and lighting are visible, and units are clean and free of damage. Record findings, note hazards, assign actions, and track follow up to maintain readiness across labs and work areas.

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Eyewash Station Inspection Checklist
This eyewash station inspection checklist helps teams verify that emergency eyewash units are present, accessible, and operating correctly. Inspect activation, flow, and duration; confirm parts are intact and free of damage; check signage, access, and flushing requirements; and document defects or corrective actions. Capture notes and photos, assign follow-ups, and maintain audit trails to support ANSI Z358.1 weekly checks and regulatory compliance across utility and industrial sites.
by Dennis Shoup, from the Community
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Emergency Eyewash Stations and Showers Checklist
Use this checklist to keep emergency eyewash stations and safety showers ready for use. Perform weekly or risk assessed monthly flushes, complete a 10 second flow test, and confirm access is clear, signage is visible, and fittings are correct. Check flow rate and activation, verify drainage, and record dates and locations for each unit. Based on AS 4775 guidance, incorporate eyewash and shower operation into inductions and laboratory training so personnel know how to respond in an emergency. This routine inspection helps prevent rust, scale, and chemical build up in plumbing and ensures compliance and readiness across industrial and laboratory areas.
by Tony Erhardt, from the Community
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Monthly Fire Extinguisher and Eyewash Inspection
Conduct monthly inspections of fire extinguishers and eyewash stations across your campus to ensure emergency equipment is ready to use. This checklist guides you to verify accessibility, mounting, signage, seals and pins, pressure gauges, tags and service dates, and physical damage for extinguishers, plus access, activation, flow, cleanliness, and testing logs for eyewash units. Capture locations, note defects, assign corrective actions, and maintain compliance records.
by Vance Schuening, from the Community
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Safety Eyewash and Shower Weekly Checklist
Ensure emergency eyewash stations and safety showers are ready when needed. This weekly checklist guides teams to verify clear access and signage, cap protection, equal low-pressure flow to both eyes, quick shower activation, and proper drainage. Use it across labs, production, and warehouses to document actions taken and maintain OSHA and ANSI compliance, reduce risk, and keep employees safe.
by Jeff Main, from the Community
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Eyewash Station Inspection Checklist

This eyewash station inspection checklist helps teams verify that emergency eyewash units are present, accessible, and operating correctly. Inspect activation, flow, and duration; confirm parts are intact and free of damage; check signage, access, and flushing requirements; and document defects or corrective actions. Capture notes and photos, assign follow-ups, and maintain audit trails to support ANSI Z358.1 weekly checks and regulatory compliance across utility and industrial sites.

by Dennis Shoup, from the Community

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Emergency Eyewash Stations and Showers Checklist

Use this checklist to keep emergency eyewash stations and safety showers ready for use. Perform weekly or risk assessed monthly flushes, complete a 10 second flow test, and confirm access is clear, signage is visible, and fittings are correct. Check flow rate and activation, verify drainage, and record dates and locations for each unit. Based on AS 4775 guidance, incorporate eyewash and shower operation into inductions and laboratory training so personnel know how to respond in an emergency. This routine inspection helps prevent rust, scale, and chemical build up in plumbing and ensures compliance and readiness across industrial and laboratory areas.

by Tony Erhardt, from the Community

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Monthly Fire Extinguisher and Eyewash Inspection

Conduct monthly inspections of fire extinguishers and eyewash stations across your campus to ensure emergency equipment is ready to use. This checklist guides you to verify accessibility, mounting, signage, seals and pins, pressure gauges, tags and service dates, and physical damage for extinguishers, plus access, activation, flow, cleanliness, and testing logs for eyewash units. Capture locations, note defects, assign corrective actions, and maintain compliance records.

by Vance Schuening, from the Community

10+

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Safety Eyewash and Shower Weekly Checklist

Ensure emergency eyewash stations and safety showers are ready when needed. This weekly checklist guides teams to verify clear access and signage, cap protection, equal low-pressure flow to both eyes, quick shower activation, and proper drainage. Use it across labs, production, and warehouses to document actions taken and maintain OSHA and ANSI compliance, reduce risk, and keep employees safe.

by Jeff Main, from the Community

90+

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Monthly Emergency Eyewash and Shower Inspection

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