In areas that have no operators and only require occasional maintenance and inspections, is it possible to omit the installation of spray eyewash stations?

2017-04-21View Original

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In areas that have no operators and only require occasional maintenance and inspections, is it possible to omit the installation of spray eyewash stations?

Reply #22017-04-21

It needs to be set up, right? What if something goes wrong?

Reply #32017-04-21

The inspection team is there, and it happens to be needed right now. What do you think we should do?

Reply #42017-04-21

To ask further, if inspections are to be carried out at high altitudes, is it necessary to install eye wash stations?

Reply #52017-04-22

Check for any hazardous materials. For example, if there are corrosive substances at the locations that need to be inspected, then additional emergency measures should be put in place; this provides peace of mind and helps to prevent problems from occurring.

Reply #62017-04-22

Safety comes first, with no compromises! Without operators, will there be no maintenance or emergency repair personnel either?

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