[MCOH-EH] Eye Wash Station Placement

Steven Parrent sparrent at samhealth.org
Wed Jan 18 08:25:26 PST 2017


Our system is in the process of changing out a large portion of our eyewash stations. We do a risk assessment that looks at corrosives, hazardous chemicals, and formalin but not specifically BBP. Our first priority is locations where corrosives or hazardous chemical exposure may occur to comply with the OSHA standard. We do try and install eyewash stations at the request of mangers in areas where they are concerned with BBP exposure. It really comes down to best practice with BBP exposure unless you work in a HIV/HBV research lab and production facilities.

On a side note, make sure they are single action and not the sink mount.

Thanks-

Steve Parrent
Safety Officer
Samaritan Health Services
Corvallis, Oregon
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Are any of you involved with where eye wash stations are installed?  If you are do you have them in areas with potential for BBP exposure or just in areas where there are corrosives or hazardous chemicals?
Thank you


Patricia Higazi RN BSN COHN
Occupational Health Director
CHKD, Norfolk, VA
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