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Weekly Eyewash Audit Checklist

by jeff mann, from the Community

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Use this weekly eyewash audit checklist to maintain safe, compliant eyewash stations. Confirm easy activation, even water flow, proper drainage, and absence of leaks. Check nozzle covers, cleanliness inside and out, and gravity-fed tank integrity. Disinfect eye pieces with a 10% bleach solution and flush for 3 minutes to clear stagnant water. Capture locations, dates, preparer details, and record findings with corrective actions to standardize inspections and demonstrate OSHA/ANSI eyewash compliance across your facility.

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A standardized weekly audit form for eyewash station inspections at Sabre Industries Sioux City. This document outlines essential safety checks including activation testing, water flow assessment, drainage verification, plumbing inspection, and proper sanitization procedures. The checklist ensures compliance with workplace safety standards by verifying the functionality and cleanliness of eyewash stations through a systematic evaluation process. Key components include testing station activation, checking water flow patterns, inspecting drainage systems, identifying potential leaks, and performing necessary maintenance such as disinfection with bleach solution and line flushing. This document serves as a critical tool for maintaining emergency eye safety equipment in optimal working condition.
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Weekly Eyewash Audit

A standardized weekly audit form for eyewash station inspections at Sabre Industries Sioux City. This document outlines essential safety checks including activation testing, water flow assessment, drainage verification, plumbing inspection, and proper sanitization procedures. The checklist ensures compliance with workplace safety standards by verifying the functionality and cleanliness of eyewash stations through a systematic evaluation process. Key components include testing station activation, checking water flow patterns, inspecting drainage systems, identifying potential leaks, and performing necessary maintenance such as disinfection with bleach solution and line flushing. This document serves as a critical tool for maintaining emergency eye safety equipment in optimal working condition.

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This Eyewash and Safety Shower Inspection checklist helps teams verify critical emergency equipment is ready to use. Inspect stations for debris, confirm easy activation, ensure eye piece covers are cleared by flow, check for steady, even water streams, and review eyewash filters for cleanliness. Use it to standardize routine checks across labs, manufacturing, and food-processing environments, supporting safer workplaces and regulatory compliance. Adapt sections to your facility needs and document findings to drive timely corrective actions.

by Vincent Wilson, 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.

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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.

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Weekly Eyewash Audit Checklist

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