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Inclusive Hydration: Meeting ADA Standards with Modern Solutions in Workplace Safety Programs
In the realm of workplace safety, one aspect that often escapes the limelight is the role of hydration in employee well-being. As organizations strive to create inclusive and accessible environments, it is imperative to recognize the crucial link between hydration and safety, not only for overall health but also to meet the requirements of the […]
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Video: Choosing the Right Emergency Eyewash or Shower: 5 Essential Steps
https://youtu.be/vnxaC1QMqEY Video Segment Step 1: Understanding the Basics Boost your preparedness for emergencies with this introductory video. Learn essential details about eyewashes, eye/face washes, and combination units from industry expert Justin Dunn, Sr. Field Marketing Specialist at Haws®. Discover how to select the right equipment based on SDS specifications and understand step-by-step first aid after […]
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Water Bottle Filling Stations are Fighting the Microplastic Epidemic. Here’s what we know.
Microplastics in Plastic Bottles Less than a month into the New Year, researchers at Columbia University and Rutgers University issued findings on the distressing micro and nano-plastics found in plastic water bottles. The study revealed a staggering average of 240,000 microplastics in everyday liters of water. Researchers took five separate samples looking at three […]
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News and Events
Changes in Representation in Western Canada
Haws Corporation is proud to announce the appointment of Equipco Ltd as our master distributor for Western Canada, serving the plumbing channel effective April 1, 2015. Founded in 1982, Equipco Ltd is staffed with motivated and knowledgeable individuals who have experience in building trades, sales, customer service, engineering and management. Known for representing the highest […]
ANSI Z358.1
Are You Compliant With the ANSI Z358.1-2014 Revisions?
The American National Standards Institute (ANSI) introduced the ANSI Z358.1 – 2014 Standard for Emergency Eyewash and Shower Equipment update in January 2015. If you missed our free webinar or would like to share the on-demand recording, see the link below: View the On-Demand Webinar » In addition, below is a link to download the […]
Hydration
CASE STUDY: Renown Health Upgrades Their Hydration Offering
Northern Nevada’s Renown Health™ is a nationally recognized health network with various large and small healthcare facilities committed to providing excellence and innovation in all aspects of its operations. During a recent remodel, the hospital saw an opportunity to replace dated five-gallon water jugs in various locations throughout the large facility. The goal was a hydration solution that would […]
Safety
AXION Advantage® Upgrade System: 3x Award Winner!
2014 was a successful year for Haws’ AXION Advantage Upgrade Systems! These systems offer safety professionals a medically superior response for upgrading existing emergency equipment. The AXION® MSR design and technology improves existing emergency equipment with the optimal victim comfort system while maintaining ANSI compliance. Your facility will have the tools to upgrade older Haws products, replace […]
Hydration
Free Badge to the NFMT Expo in Baltimore
While at the Expo in Baltimore, March 10-12, visit our Brita® Hydration Station® booth #1210 to check out the array of product offerings-from quality wall-mounted bottle fillers to reliable point-of-use coolers. See how the Brita® Hydration Station® can help your facility lower costs and increase sustainability efforts. Show this blog post at our booth and receive a free Brita® Hydration […]
News and Events
Haws Integrated™ Announces Key Team Member Promotions
[Sparks, Nevada USA] – Haws Integrated™ is pleased to announce several internal promotions within its growing team. These advancements are in support of Haws Integrated’s continued success in customized, tempered water emergency response solutions. Casey Hayes- Director of Sales & Operations Casey Hayes has been with the Haws family for more than 25 years and serves as […]
Safety
The Dummies’ Guide to Valentine’s Day
1. Kindle the Romance…Not Your Home Valentine’s Day often plays host to candlelight, crackling fireplaces, and outdoor torches. These pose minimal risks when supervised, but they can quickly turn into huge conflagrations when left unattended. HouseMaster advises the following: Blow out candles when you leave the room. Keep clothing, blankets, and pillows away from fireplaces […]
Safety
New Case Study: AXION® eyePOD® – Extended Stay America Hotels
Exposure to potentially hazardous chemicals isn’t limited to industries like oil and natural gas. With routine contact to various cleaning chemicals and other hazards, employees in the hospitality/resort industry are at equal risk to injury. Download the AXION eyePOD Case Study now »
Hydration
How Fountains Worked Before Electricity
Q. How did ornamental drinking water fountains work before the availability of electricity or even steam engines to run the pumps? A. Beginning in ancient times, fountain designers relied on gravity, channeling water from a higher source in a closed system to provide pressure. The aqueducts of ancient Rome carried water down from the mountains […]
Safety
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News and Events
Haws Corporation® Announces Change in Sales Representation in Ontario
The Haws Corporation® is proud to announce the appointment of the Cardinal Sales, led by President Geoff Hicks as our master distributor for the Ontario Market, serving the plumbing channel effective April 1, 2015. Evolving in the trade since 2006, Cardinal Sales is a manufacturing agent, specializing in the representation and distribution of mechanical building […]
ANSI Z358.1
The Beginner’s Guide to Eyewash Testing Gauges
The ANSI Z358.1 Standard states that to determine a suitable eyewash pattern, the eyewash testing gauge should be a minimum of 4 inches in length with two sets of parallel lines equidistant from the center. The interior of the lines should be 3.25 inches apart. (Section 5.1.8) 1. Activate the eye/face wash. Note: If the eye/face wash […]
