Eye wash Standards in Australia refer to 'Primary' eye wash and 'Supplemental' eye wash stations.
But what’s the difference, and when should each be used?
Eye wash Standards in Australia refer to 'Primary' eye wash and 'Supplemental' eye wash stations.
But what’s the difference, and when should each be used?
The following is a comparative document for aerated and non-aerated water in Eye and Eye/Face flushing units. It will discuss the uses for and advantages/ disadvantages of both fluid types.
Sight is an important and heavily relied upon sense, that accounts for up to 80% of human perception. Visual Impairment can affect all areas of an individual’s life, including work and personal relationships and can greatly increase likelihood of depression or social isolation.
This handy guide explains all you need to know about Emergency Eye Wash and Shower Stations, including Australian Standards, regulations and uses.
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