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Many industries require an emergency safety shower on-site to be fully compliant with safety regulations. But let’s be honest, purchasing and installing such an expensive piece of equipment for a temporary project seems like overkill. However, safety is never optional. Whether you are handling chemicals or working with cement, you need a way to ensure your complete safety on-site. That is where safety shower hiring comes in and by utilizing industry-leading Hughes Safety Sho

The Hughes STD-TC-100KS/45G is a temperature controlled safety shower with eye/face wash unit for when hot water supply is not readily available. The integrated heated water tank holds 300 litres and can deliver 15 minutes of water within the “tepid” range, meeting the EN (15-37°C/ 59-88°F) and ANSI (16-38°C/ 60-100°F) recommendations. This means that unlike standard showers who rely on the building’s water temperature, the STD-TC-100KS/45G can provide the heated water indepe

"Does my business need a safety shower?". We often get asked this question. Emergency safety showers, or decontamination showers as they’re also known, are vital protective equipment across many industries.

It is a requirement that safety showers are placed within 20m reach of a hazard, and that they can be accessed within 10 seconds.

By activating your emergency shower(s) once a week, you’re effectively flushing the pipework, which prevents sediment and blockages from building up. It also mitigates the risk of Legionella developing.

They may seem harmless, but data centres can pose significant risks to workers just as chemical plants and construction sites can. An emergency safety shower and eyewash unit is an essential piece of equipment that anyone involved in planning or operating a data centre needs to consider.

When it comes to airborne hazards on construction sites, having an emergency safety shower on your construction site is an essential requirement in many cases.

In situations where water supplies to fixed shower units are disconnected, hiring in a mobile safety shower bowser unit is an ideal solution. Businesses need only hire the safety shower unit for the duration of their shutdown.

Decontamination showers are essential, potentially lifesaving pieces of equipment for many industries. It is important, therefore, to make sure that your site meets the water requirements for such showers, in order for effective decontamination to take place.

When conducting a risk assessment to establish whether or not your worksite requires the presence of emergency safety showers and/or eye wash equipment, you should pose the question: Are there hazardous substances in use? Do they pose a risk to the eyes and/or skin? If so, they will require immediate rinsing, and you should have appropriate eye wash and decontamination showers present on site.

There are two key standards which govern decontamination showers (also known as emergency safety showers): the European Standard, EN15154, and that of the American National Standards Institute (ANSI), ANSI Z358.1-2014 (this is internationally recognised). Business owners, facility managers, and safety officers need to be mindful of these standards and what they require, if they have a decontamination shower on site.

In some work environments, a fixed shower unit isn’t always practical, and mobile safety shower units are a must. This article will take a look at some industries where mobile safety shower units offer a practical safety solution.

When not regularly activated or maintained, safety showers can pose the risk spreading legionella to users.

For many industries, emergency safety showers are an essential item of PPE that cannot be overlooked in order to meet compliance requirement

This article proposes to discuss what ‘tepid’ water is, why it is needed in safety showers, and how you can achieve it.

There is a world of difference between a standard domestic shower and an emergency safety shower; Hygiene showers are there simply for rout

Knowledge is power, and this certainly applies when it comes to the usage of safety shower stations.

People exposed to harmful substances should use an emergency safety shower for at least 15 minutes.

How Long Should The Eyes Be Washed By The Eye Wash Station? For effective decontamination to take place, eyes should be washed for at...

An emergency safety shower unit is a common type of PPE used in industries where workers are at risk of exposure to harmful substances.