Regulatory, Compliance & Labor
Farm Emergency Eyewash Station Checklist
A checklist for checking emergency eyewash stations on a farm, used by owners and workers near chemicals to confirm stations work when needed. Use it each season and keep completed copies where the whole crew can find them.
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What is on this checklist
- Station location marked and unobstructed
- Reachable quickly from chemical areas
- Flushing test completed and logged
- Fluid supply clean and fresh
- Dust caps and covers in place
- Portable bottles within expiration per label
- Sign posted at the station
- Workers know how to use it
- Inspection initials and date recorded
How to use this checklist
Print a few copies and keep them where the work happens. Go item by item, tick OK, FIX or N/A, and write what needs attention in the notes.
Where to check the details
This sheet is a general template, so confirm specifics with your own manuals, labels and local rules. For current official guidance, start with OSHA and eXtension.
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