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Emergency Eyewash Station Inspection Checklist

by Guy Bilodeau, from the Community

Use this checklist to perform routine eyewash station inspections and maintenance. It covers visual checks for signage, visibility, obstructions, and damage; activation tests for proper flow from both nozzles, hands-free operation, and clear, potable, tepid water; and verification of leaks and plumbing. Assign corrective actions, document findings with photos, and confirm completion to keep stations compliant and ready for emergencies.

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Emergency Eyewash Station Checklist
Use this Emergency Eyewash Station Checklist to guide regular visual checks and activation tests so eyewash units remain visible, accessible, and in good working order. Verify signage and lighting, check nozzles and caps for damage or debris, confirm tepid, clear water and steady hands-free flow, and inspect plumbing for leaks. Record findings, assign corrective actions, and complete the report to maintain safety and readiness across your facility.
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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.
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Emergency Shower and Eyewash Checklist
This checklist helps verify compliance with AFI 91-203 and related eyewash and emergency shower standards. It covers location and accessibility (within 10 seconds), separation from electrical hazards, potable and tempered water requirements, protection from freezing and heat, clear signage and lighting, valve actuation and hands-free flow, alarm functionality, weekly activation tests, monthly inspections, and pre-use testing in infrequently occupied areas. It also includes eyewash flow control to both eyes, maintenance of self-contained units and bottles, labeling and expiration tracking, and training requirements. Use it to document inspections and keep workers safe around hazardous substances.
by Trevor McMartin, from the Community
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Monthly Emergency Eyewash and Shower Inspection
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.
by Bob Rose, from the Community
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Emergency Eyewash Station Checklist

Use this Emergency Eyewash Station Checklist to guide regular visual checks and activation tests so eyewash units remain visible, accessible, and in good working order. Verify signage and lighting, check nozzles and caps for damage or debris, confirm tepid, clear water and steady hands-free flow, and inspect plumbing for leaks. Record findings, assign corrective actions, and complete the report to maintain safety and readiness across your facility.

by coulibaly zana, 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 Shower and Eyewash Checklist

This checklist helps verify compliance with AFI 91-203 and related eyewash and emergency shower standards. It covers location and accessibility (within 10 seconds), separation from electrical hazards, potable and tempered water requirements, protection from freezing and heat, clear signage and lighting, valve actuation and hands-free flow, alarm functionality, weekly activation tests, monthly inspections, and pre-use testing in infrequently occupied areas. It also includes eyewash flow control to both eyes, maintenance of self-contained units and bottles, labeling and expiration tracking, and training requirements. Use it to document inspections and keep workers safe around hazardous substances.

by Trevor McMartin, from the Community

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Monthly Emergency Eyewash and Shower Inspection

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.

by Bob Rose, from the Community

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Emergency Eyewash Station Inspection Checklist

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