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Eye Injuries
If it feels like there is something in the eye, gently flushing the eye may be the best course of action. This safety topic provides basic safety tips if someone has experienced an eye injury like a foreign object in the eye, a corneal abrasion, or a chemical splash into the eye. It's also important that workers know where to find and how to use the workplace eye wash or safety shower station.
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Weeklysafety.com exclusive safety meeting topic that provides basic first aid safety tips if someone has an eye injury at work like a foreign object in the eye, a corneal abrasion, or a chemical splash that entered the eye.
