
Eye injuries can happen in a variety of workplace settings, making it crucial to provide accessible and effective eye care solutions. The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) regulations outline clear guidelines for workplaces requiring eye wash facilities. Where risks to eye health have been identified in a workplace risk assessment, at least one litre of sterile water or sterile saline in sealed, disposable containers must be available. To ensure readiness in emergencies, a minimum of two litres, distributed across multiple containers, is recommended.
Workplace Eye Wash: Regulatory Essentials
Eye wash facilities must be positioned near hazards, such as industrial cutting equipment, grinding wheels, or environments with airborne contaminants like packaging dust or agricultural particles. These stations should be fixed to a wall, located on the same level as the hazard, and clearly signposted for easy identification.
In addition to eye wash solutions, two sterile eye pads are a recommended minimum supply for every workplace and are included in British Standard first aid kits. Visibility and accessibility are key; workplaces must ensure employees are aware of where eye care resources are located and how to use them effectively.
Comparing HypaClens and Cederroth Eye Wash Solutions
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Branded Solutions with Eye Care
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Stay Prepared
Whether you're managing a warehouse, construction site, or office, having the right eye care facilities is essential. Browse our range of eye wash solutions and first aid points today or contact us on 0800 043 0161 for more information. Let SafetyBuyer help you build a safer workplace.
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