OSHA blog: Proper placement and compliance for eyewash stations
Hospital Safety Insider, September 22, 2016
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When and where are eyewash stations required in a healthcare facility? This is one of the more frequent issues with which healthcare professionals struggle. There is a tendency to place these stations nearly everywhere, but in reality there aren't as many locations that require eyewash stations as one may think.
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