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For over 103 years, Haws has been committed to bringing the highest quality water delivery and emergency equipment products to a wide variety of markets.

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Register for and download webinars featuring top industry leaders and Haws experts discussing the latest issues driving workplace safety, hydration, plumbing and emergency equipment.

Limitations of Do-It-Yourself Safety Installations

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Are you mixing and matching your emergency equipment to create your version of a full system? In today's economic environment, many companies are taking shortcuts to try to provide emergency solutions and many are taking a huge risk. Learn why "do-it-yourself" options are hazardous, what you need to do to meet the ANSI Z3589.1 standard and learn how a professionally designed system will safeguard your employees, your bank account and your peace of mind.

In this one-hour webinar you will learn:

Presented by Casey Hayes, Director of Engineered Solutions, Haws, Sparks, Nevada.

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Workplace Safety: Understanding the New ANSI Z358.1-2009 Standard

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If you are responsible for the installation, repair, or upkeep of industrial facilities where emergency equipment is used please join this webinar. The new ANSI standard, Z358.1-2009, has several changes and updates, which further establishes the minimum performance requirements for eyewash and shower equipment for the emergency treatment of the eyes or body of a person who has been exposed to injurious materials.

Presented by Casey Hayes, Director of Engineered Solutions, Haws, Sparks, Nevada.

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Hydration Station™ Series: The Dangers of Dehydration

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Every year thousands of people are injured on job sites due to lack of concentration or loss of focus. Many of these incidents are directly connected to heat related dehydration due to lack of accessible, clean, fresh drinking water. The issue of dehydration in the workplace has until recently been insufficiently researched, but current legal cases involving dehydrated workers has brought dehydration into current debate. This webinar:

Presented by Lynice Anderson, RD, CDE, CSSD Renown Health, Reno, Nevada.

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Workplace Safety: Specifying Eyewashes and Drench Showers

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Emergency eyewash and drench shower products have been available to commercial and industrial users for about sixty years. Through that time, many specifiers have adopted the stance that the wide varieties of products available are quite similar in both form and function. The truth is that there are differences in design, operation and maintenance requirements that can materially alter product effectiveness and longevity. This webinar provides details on:

Presented by Casey Hayes, Director of Engineered Solutions, Haws, Sparks, Nevada.

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Workplace Safety: How to Specify A Turnkey Emergency Tempered Water Solution That Meets or Exceeds ANSI Standards

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In practical use, emergency showers and eyewashes mitigate the harmful effects of exposures to hazardous materials by using water to drench the affected areas of the body. Significant volumes of water are used to both remove any remaining hazardous materials and curtail the effects of contact to that point. This webinar:

Presented by Casey Hayes, Director of Engineered Solutions, Haws, Sparks, Nevada.

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