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This document provides information about eye safety in the workplace. It discusses how over 1000 work-related eye injuries occur daily, with construction having the highest rate. Common causes of injuries include debris from grinding, welding, soldering, insulation fibers, liquids under pressure, and more. Proper eye protection like safety glasses or goggles can prevent injuries and save vision. Workers should know first aid procedures for eye injuries and get prompt medical attention if needed. Employers must ensure eye safety measures are followed to protect workers' eyes.
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- 8. overhead work Plumbers get eye injuries when doing overhead tasks such as…. cutting pipes removing pipes welding soldering grinding fitting installing hangers …. and don’t forget about the prep work
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- 10. the innocent bystander. . . Some injuries occur simply by passing a work area or working next to someone who is grinding, sawing, or welding.
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- 12. what to do if you get something in your eye DON’T DON’T RUB IT! Rinse with clean water for at least 15-20 minutes. ANSI-approved eyewash stations are best. Eyewash bottles are not approved. BUT ANY CLEAN WATER WILL DO !!
- 13. what next ??? Get medical attention!!!! Ask the safety supervisor or first aid person to take a look at your eye. You might even need a trip to the ER.
- 14. what about a cut or puncture? DON’T DON’T DON’T wash or touch your eye or lift the upper lid of your eye! like the song says, let it be…. Get medical attention immediately!!
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- 17. Have a Safe Work Day! Don’t forget to wear your eye gear!