Safety Shower Usage

 Emergency Safety Shower

Usage

The emergency safety shower is used in emergency situations to remove hazardous chemicals or contaminants from the body.

How to use:

1. The injured person moves quickly to the shower location.

2. Pull the handle to turn on the water flow.

3. Stand under the water for at least 15-20 minutes to ensure all chemicals are removed.

4. Seek medical attention after use to ensure no serious injury occurs.

Components:

1. Shower Head:

Water comes out in a rush that covers the user's entire body.

2. Activation Handle:

Pulled to turn on the shower and water flow.

3. Water Pipe:

Conveys water from the water source to the shower head.

4. Water Valve:

Controls the water flow and shuts off automatically after use.

 5. Drain Area:

Allows the drainage of used water to avoid its accumulation.

6. Signage:

Green signs indicating the location and use of the shower, such as "Emergency Shower" and "Emergency Eye Wash".

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Locations:

In factories, laboratories, laboratories, and areas containing hazardous or flammable chemicals.