FastAid Focus™ Emergency Eye Wash Station
$56.65
99 in stock
Description
The FastAid Focus™ Emergency Eyewash Station is a compact, high visibility eyewash station built for fast response to eye injuries on site. Housed in a dual purpose wall mountable and portable plastic case, it suits manufacturing, construction and other busy workplaces where dust and debris are a daily risk. A translucent cover lets workers confirm contents are ready at a glance, while the quick detach wall mount makes it easy to grab and carry to an injured worker.
Key Features
- Dual purpose wall mountable and portable plastic case
- Two 500ml sterile saline bottles with ergonomic eye showers
- Large internal shatterproof treatment mirror
- Translucent cover for quick visual contents check
- TGA registered no. 128314
- Includes wall mount screws and wall plugs
- Compact dimensions: 18 (W) x 27 (H) x 8 (D) cm
Benefits
- Rapid response to eye injuries with ready to use saline and dressings
- Flexible mounting suits fixed or portable use around the worksite
- Protects contents in dusty industrial environments
- Simple, guided treatment with an included eye injuries treatment card
- Suited to high risk industries including manufacturing, construction and trades
Safety Information
Always read the label and follow the directions for use. This eyewash station is intended for the rapid, initial treatment of eye injuries and does not replace professional medical assessment. Seek further medical attention following any eye injury involving chemical exposure or ongoing irritation. Store the eyewash station in an accessible, clearly marked location and check contents regularly to ensure they remain within date.
FAQs
What is an emergency eyewash station used for?
An emergency eyewash station provides immediate first aid treatment for eye injuries caused by dust, debris, chemical splashes or other workplace hazards. It allows workers to flush and treat the affected eye quickly, reducing the risk of lasting damage while further medical help is arranged.
How quickly should eyes be flushed after exposure to a hazardous substance?
Eyes should be flushed immediately after exposure to dust, debris or chemical contact. Fast treatment reduces irritation and lowers the risk of long term injury, which is why eyewash stations are kept close to work areas with higher eye injury risk.
Where should an eyewash station be located in the workplace?
Eyewash stations should be positioned in easily accessible, clearly visible locations near areas where eye injuries are more likely to occur, such as manufacturing, construction and workshop environments. Wall mounted or portable options allow flexible placement to suit the layout of the site.
Are eyewash stations required in high risk workplaces?
High risk workplaces, including manufacturing, construction and trades environments, typically require accessible first aid equipment such as eyewash stations to treat potential eye injuries. Employers should assess workplace hazards to determine the appropriate first aid provisions.
How often should eyewash station contents be checked or replaced?
Eyewash station contents, including saline solution and dressings, should be checked regularly and replaced before their expiry date to ensure they remain effective and ready for use in an emergency.
