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Suggestions for cleaning eyewash stations (gravity fed) and eyewash showers
Originally, we posed the following question across several social media channels to get ideas (Facebook, various Linked In professional groups, Twitter), “Any good suggestions on how to clean eyewash stations (gravity fed) and eye wash showers organically?“ We have collected a few responses so far so we’re passing them along as we receive them. Information … Continue reading
Make Sure Your Eyewash Station isn’t an Interim Solution!
Oftentimes, people will purchase a eyewash bottle station (often in 16 oz or 32 oz bottles, single or dual bottles) in lieu of purchasing a large capacity eyewash station (16 gallon gravity fed eyewash station). These smaller bottle eyewash stations, although less costly and easier to set up and requiring less space, may only be … Continue reading
Saving on Eyewash Items
A lot of times, people purchase brand name water preservative at a higher cost than they need to for replenishing their eye wash stations. Most of the time the brand name manufacturers use the same eye wash preservative contents that is repackaged with a different product label. Be sure to compare ingredients. Click here for … Continue reading
OSHA News Release
- US Labor Departments OSHA provides on-site compliance assistance to protect recovery workers, public during tornado recovery efforts in Texas May 15, 2013
- US Labor Department's OSHA cites A.W.T. World Trade for 28 violations, including unsafe spray finishing operations at Chicago factory May 15, 2013
- US Department of Labor's OSHA cites Newark, NJ, stucco contractor for scaffolding hazards at Maplewood, NJ, work site May 15, 2013
- US Labor Department's OSHA forms alliance with Consulate General of Dominican Republic in New York to inform, assist workers in 4 states May 14, 2013
- US Labor Department's OSHA fines West Decatur, Pa., excavating company nearly $179,000 for exposing workers to trenching hazards May 14, 2013
