đ Do You Need a Hand Understanding Your Obligations With Testing & Inspecting Emergency Safety Showers and Eyewashes?
We get it â testing and inspections of emergency safety showers and eyewashes are just one of many jobs on your list. But when it comes to protecting your team, compliance with AS 4775 isnât optional â itâs essential.
This blog post makes it simple and straightforward to ensure your decontamination systems are up to standard.
â Â Your Key Responsibilities (AS 4775 Made Simple)
According to AS 4775:2007, hereâs what youâre required to do:
1. Weekly Run Test
Activate all safety showers and eyewash units weekly to ensure theyâre working and to flush out any sediment or stagnant water.
2. Annual Inspection
Get a full system inspection by a suitably qualified person at least once every year. This includes verifying flow rates, spray patterns, temperature (tepid water), and unobstructed access.
These checks keep your team safe â and your site compliant.
đ§°Â How Big Safety Can Help
â Weekly Inspection Cards
Perfect for tracking compliance and accountability.Â
â Annual Inspection Tags
Perfect for tracking annual inspections.Â
â Product Inspection Assessment Worksheet
Adapted from Speakmanâs proven process, our free Safety Shower & Eyewash Inspection checklist helps your HSSE team assess and document inspection results with confidence.
đ§Â Need Replacement Parts? Weâve Got You Covered
Routine inspection often reveals wear and tear â and thatâs when you need quick access to quality parts.
Weâve prepared a list of the most common Speakman Safety Shower & Eyewash replacement parts you can provide to your service agent to keep your gear performing like new.
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Finish Strong:
Maintaining safety equipment isnât just ticking a box â itâs about ensuring your team can respond confidently in an emergency.
Let Big Safety help you stay compliant, reduce downtime, and protect what matters most.