COC CLS - Healthy Safety Environment - NIKE, Inc. - The Journey

MEDICAL SERVICES & FIRST AID
b. Communicate to employees the names, location, and contact information for certified first aid
responders.
c. Maintain required first aid certifications.
4. FIRST AID MATERIALS—Each facility must have first aid materials (e.g. first aid kits, AED, stretcher, etc.)
available based on the risk. First aid kits must contain at a minimum:
a. Sterile adhesive bandages (assorted sizes).
b. Absorbent compress.
c. Sterile eye pads.
d. Triangular bandages.
e. Burn treatment.
f. Disposable gloves.
g. Visible signage for first aid boxes and equipment.
h. Monthly inspection and replenishment to meet minimum content requirements
5. EYEWASH AND BODY FLUSH EQUIPMENT —When there is a risk of chemical exposure to eyes, face or
body, eyewash or body flush equipment is required, the equipment must meet the following
minimum requirements:
a. Water must be potable (drinkable).
b. Velocity of water is such that no injury occurs.
c. Minimum flow rate: 1.5 L for a minimum of 15 minutes.
d. No sharp projections.
e. Nozzles covered to prevent airborne contamination.
f. Control valve easily located and when activated remains on until turned off.
g. Within 30 m (100 ft) of hazardous material.
h. Accessible and identifiable with a highly visible sign.
i. Water nozzles positioned between 83.8 cm (33 inches) and 114.3 cm (45 inches) from the floor.
j. Self contained units containing a reservoir of flushing fluid must be constructed of materials that
will not corrode. The flushing fluid must be protected from airborne contaminants.
k. Water temperature in units must be maintained between 15 and 35 C (60 to 90° F).
l. All equipment and piping must be freeze protected.
m. Plumbed eyewash units must be activated weekly to flush the line and verify proper operation.
Self-contained units must be inspected according to manufacturers' specification.
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