Pat, Good for you! ANSI is always a good precept to follow. Frankly, I am surprised that your architects wanted to put them in a hall. I'd fire my architect for incompetence (i.e., not knowing the "code") if he or she put safety showers and eye washes in a hall way space. Jay Young ************//////////////////**************** On Mon, 28 Nov 2005 15:32:20 -0600 Patrick Ceaswrites: > And thanks again for everyone's input! I had asked this question > because our architects had initially placed the showers and > eyewashes in > the halls, and I was looking for your opinions/experiences to use > during > meetings that we had this morning (I already had my OSHA/ANSI > support > sheet prepared). > > FYI, we will be placing the showers & eyewashes in the labs. This > is > where I and the faculty want them and, as some of your responses > indicated, I too feel that this complies much better with ANSI > Z358.1-2004. > > Thanks again for the responses. > > Pat > > > ceas**At_Symbol_Here**stolaf.edu wrote: > > >Thanks for the replies so far. I forgot to mention that I am very > aware > >of the ANSI standard, distance to showers, etc. I'm just wondering > what > >your personal preferences are, or what hassles you've had if the > showers > >are located in the halls vs. the labs, or vice-versa. > > > >Pat > > > > > > > > > >>My apologies for the cross posting. > >> > >>We are designing a new Science Center (178,000 sq. ft). > Regardless of > >>the location of your current safety showers and eyewashes, I would > be > >>very interested in hearing where you would prefer to have yours > located > >>-- in the labs or in the halls -- and why. Thanks! > >> > >>Pat Ceas > >> > >>*** > >>Chemical Hygiene Officer > >>St. Olaf College > >>Northfield, MN > >> > >> > >> > >
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