[TheThinkTank] First Aid in your shop

Lance Ayer lanceayer at gmail.com
Mon Mar 3 19:32:40 PST 2008


In most shops I have worked in an eye wash station is mounted somewhere on
the wall. I would recommend getting one if you have not done so already.
They are inexpensive and are really the best way to flush someone's else
clear of debris of chemicals that may have gotten in there.
Cheers,
Lance Ayer
Calgary Bike Initiative

On Sun, Mar 2, 2008 at 9:07 AM, Rich Points <rich at richpoints.com> wrote:

> Collectives,
> At Community Cycles we have a couple of first aid kits that we keep on
> the peg boards with the tools.  Some people know they're there others
> don't.  The kits get used, mostly band aids and aspirin.  We don't have
> a formal way of replenishing things from the kit as they are used.
>
> How does your shop handle first aid and keep the supplies stocked?
>
> --
> Rich Points
> Community Cycles Director
> http://CommunityCycles.org
> Rich at CommunityCycles.org
> 720-565-6019
>
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