Surveyors eyeing eyewash station compliance
OSHA Healthcare Connection, September 13, 2011
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An item on eyewash stations in Mac's Safety Space spills over into the OSHA Healthcare Advisor bailiwick and is a good reminder to safety officers whether you are anticipating an accreditation survey or not.
Click here to read what Steve MacArthur, safety consultant for The Greeley Company, is seeing in safety surveys of healthcare facilities.
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