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Eyewash Station Testing Requirements

Eyewash and emergency shower testing under ANSI/ISEA Z358.1-2014 — weekly activation and the annual full inspection, both fully in-house with no certification required.

  1. 1Address
  2. 2Facility
  3. 3Systems
  4. 4Details
  5. 5Dates
  6. 6Review
Facility address

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ANSI/ISEA Z358.1 schedule

Every requirement carries its code section and the edition it was verified against. ★ = qualified in-house under the national code, but licensing commonly required locally — confirm with your AHJ.

TaskFrequencyWho may performCode (edition)Record
Eyewash / shower — weekly activation & flush of dead-leg water; confirm flushing fluidWeeklyIn-house (basic)ANSI/ISEA Z358.1-2014 §7.5.2 (2014)Activation log/tag per unit
Eyewash / shower — annual full inspection (flow, temperature, condition)AnnualIn-house (qualified)ANSI/ISEA Z358.1-2014 §7.5.5 (2014)Inspection record

Other schedules: NFPA 80 / NFPA 105 · NFPA 101 / NFPA 105 · NFPA 25 (water supply) · NFPA 25 · NFPA 72

National consensus-standard baseline with the edition noted per item. Your state, fire marshal, or accrediting body may require more frequent service or licensed personnel where a qualified person is shown. General information, not legal or engineering advice — confirm with your AHJ.

Questions people ask

How often does ANSI/ISEA Z358.1 require inspection?
ANSI/ISEA Z358.1 sets a schedule from weekly, annual intervals. The full task-by-task table with code sections and who may perform each task is shown above, and the calendar builder dates it from your real last-completed dates.
Which of these tasks can be done in-house?
Tasks marked Tier 1 or Tier 2 can be performed by trained facility staff with documentation under the national code. Tier 3 tasks require a certified or licensed professional. Starred tasks are qualified in-house under the national code but licensing is commonly required locally — confirm with your AHJ.