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Safety Glasses Assessment

Use this assessment to determine requirements for prescription safety glasses at work. Record eye test dates, current eyewear, and job tasks, confirm vision needs, and document compliance with company policy. Identify when updated eye exams are needed, capture fit and usage details, and support PPE selection and replacement decisions for safe, compliant operations.

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Toolbox Talk Eye Protection

This toolbox talk template covers eye protection for high risk tasks on site. It helps crews identify common hazards including dust, grit, welding arcs, solder and flux, sandblasting abrasives, chemical splashes, protruding materials, and sun and wind. Guidance includes selecting EN166 rated safety glasses or appropriate welding shade, ensuring proper fit, avoiding contact lenses on site unless paired with protection, and cleaning lenses correctly. It prompts inspection and replacement of damaged eyewear and review of company policies and special equipment requirements.

by Graham Plumbe, from the Community

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Monthly Eye Wash Inspection

Use this monthly eye wash inspection template to keep emergency eye wash stations ready for use. The checklist covers access and trip hazards, water flow and clarity, valve operation, cleanliness of eye pieces and covers, signage and identification, and the presence of current inspection tags. It also includes checks for portable eye wash bottles, including expiration dates, orientation, seal status, and station cleanliness across areas such as paint lines and welding stations.

by Ramey Edwards, from the Community

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Tailgate Talk: Eye Protection (ANSI Z87.1)

This tailgate meeting template helps crews run a focused toolbox talk on eye protection at the job site. It outlines when safety glasses or goggles must be worn, emphasizes ANSI Z87.1 compliant eyewear, and reminds teams to use equipment guards correctly. It reinforces that PPE only protects when worn and includes a bilingual English-Spanish section for clear guidance. An attendee sign-in area supports documentation of participation for compliance and record-keeping.

by William Montalvo, from the Community

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Eye Injury Prevention Task Inspection

Use this task inspection to prevent eye injuries on site. Verify SWMS identifies eye hazards, ensure appropriate eye protection is selected, fits well, and is in good condition. Check hazard containment and signage, ventilation when using chemicals, eyewash availability and expiry, and crew awareness via Toolbox Topic 28. Record findings and assign corrective actions with due dates and responsible persons.

by Cassandra Cook, from the Community

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PPE Eye Protection Assessment

Use this PPE eye and face protection assessment to identify hazards and choose appropriate controls across tasks like welding, grinding, sawing, brazing, casting, and machining. Review chemical, dust, flying impact, heat, and optical radiation risks; determine suitable PPE such as safety spectacles, goggles, face shields, and welding hoods. Capture photos, note tasks, record additional concerns, and complete sign-off to verify compliance and corrective actions.

by Felipe Rodriguez, from the Community

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Point of Work Audit for Employees and Contractors

Use this point of work audit checklist to evaluate employees and contractors before starting tasks. Verify visitor registration, permit to work status, and the location of the POW risk assessment. Check evidence of lockout tagout with padlock numbers, determine whether live testing is involved, and confirm appropriate controls. If required, confirm permits and precautions for working at height, confined spaces, and hot work. Inspect lifting equipment per LOLER, ensure tags are in date, and verify PPE such as safety glasses, hearing protection, and safety footwear. Confirm documentation is complete, hazards are identified, and controls are effective.

by Paul Hewitt, from the Community

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