EMERGENCY EYEWASH STATIONS and Service

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Emergency Eyewash Stations You Can Count On

Emergency eyewash stations play a critical role in workplace safety, providing immediate response support during eye‑related emergencies or incidents. But simply having a station in place isn’t enough—it must be properly maintained to perform when it’s needed.

Cintas provides and services self‑contained, plumbed, and supplemental eyewash units. While eyewash may not require daily attention, ongoing service helps make sure it’s prepared for the moment it matters most.

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THE SAFETY DIRECTOR® SELF-CONTAINED EMERGENCY EYEWASH STATION

  • Activates in less than 1 second
  • Hands-free flushing of both eyes at same time
  • More than 0.4 gallons per minute
  • Over 15 minutes of continuous flushing
  • Freestanding with exclusive stand
  • Bold green color for increased visibility
  • Highly visible sign available for easy identification
Eyewash Station Angled View

 

See How Cintas Helps Keep Your Eyewash Stations Ready

Watch this quick video for an inside look at Cintas eyewash service and maintenance. See how our trained representatives inspect, clean and service your units while sharing helpful tips to help keep your workplace compliant and safe.

WE ALSO PROVIDE

  • Plumbed Eyewash Units

    • Various Mounting Options
    • Eyewash and Drench Hose Units
  • Eye and Skin Wash Flushing Station

    • Holds Three 16 oz. Eye and Skin Wash Bottles
    • Bottles Buffered in Isotonic Solution
    • Classified as a Supplemental Eyewash Station

29 CFR 1910.151(c)

When Safety Data Sheets (SDS) indicate the need for emergency eyewash, a primary station is required. OSHA refers to ANSI/ISEA Z358.1-2014.

  • The service Cintas provides has been excellent. You never know when you’re going to need your eyewash station, but with The Safety Director® Eyewash Station from Cintas, I can trust that it’s there and ready to use if we ever need it again.

    James McMullan, Manager of Houston West Location

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How An Emergency Eyewash Program Works

Cintas representative checking eyewash station

 

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Your dedicated Cintas professional arrives, checks in with you and scans each station's unique barcode.

Cintas representative examines eyewash station

 

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Each station is drained and rinsed, filled with clean water and antibacterial additive concentrate and wiped clean on the exterior.

Cintas representatives review eyewash station

 

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After the tamper evident tag is placed and a functional check is performed, your Cintas professional follows up with you to review the service provided.

Cintas Worker fixing eyewash station

Your Go-To Resource for Eyewash Safety & Compliance

Visit the Eyewash Station Safety Resources Hub for guidance on eyewash and ANSI/OSHA requirements.

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