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The Importance of Potable Water in Safety Showers and Eye Washes

When chemical exposure occurs, every second counts. Effective emergency response requires that safety showers and eye/face wash facilities deliver ...

Frequently Asked Questions for Emergency Safety Showers and Eye Washes

At Hughes Safety Showers, we understand that when it comes to emergency safety showers and eye wash stations, having clear ...

A Guide to Protecting Your Safety Showers in Winter

Freezing conditions can have a significant impact on safety showers. When temperatures drop, water inside pipework can solidify, leaving ...

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What is an Emergency Eyewash Station Used For?

An eyewash station is a vital piece of emergency safety equipment designed to provide immediate flushing of the eyes if ...

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What is an eyewash station?

When working with hazardous substances, accidents can happen in an instant. A splash of a chemical or a speck of ...

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The Importance of Tepid Water in Emergency Safety Showers

When hazardous chemicals come into contact with the skin or eyes, every second counts. Emergency safety showers are designed ...

How Often Should Safety Showers and Eyewash Stations Be Checked?

In workplaces where hazardous chemicals are handled, safety showers and eyewash stations are critical pieces of emergency equipment. When ...

Offshore Safety Showers: Reliable Emergency Decontamination Solutions for Marine Platforms

As of 2025, the marine offshore sector is navigating a wave of growth driven by both traditional oil & gas and the ...

What Service Visits Reveal: 5 Common Issues We See on Site (and How to Fix Them)

At Hughes, our field engineers and technical experts visit industrial sites around the world — from petrochemical facilities to pharmaceutical plants. ...

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Reducing Chemical Hazards in Construction

Construction sites are a whirlwind of activity. With the vastness of activities comes a variety of hazards to which workers ...

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Emergency Safety Showers in Wastewater Treatment

Ensuring that communities and businesses have access to safe, clean water each day is a top priority for the ...

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Safety Solutions for the Oil & Gas Industry

According to forecasts, global oil output is predicted to reach a staggering 103.9 million barrels per day in 2025.